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Emirati graduates score well with UAE firms
DUBAI — Figures from iQ selection, a leading recruitment consultancy, highlight a significant increase in the number of Emirati graduates employed with UAE-based companies in 2006 as compared to the preceding year.
The iQ selection figures also reveal that the number of jobs offered by the market for UAE graduates increased three-fold in 2006 as compared to 2005, and all of these positions were duly filled by UAE nationals.
As Dubai attracts hundreds of thousands of skilled expatriate workers every year, a growing number of initiatives, with the support of the international community, are helping the cause of Emiratisation.
Richard Ingram, managing director of iQ selection said: "We'll continue to work closely with the leading educational bodies and all the major organisations in Dubai to help the top employers spot the best local graduate talents in the region."
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