noun
definition
A person who is fit for employment.
adjective
definition
(especially of a person) Able to be employed.
Examples of employable in a Sentence
Young people who had developed these skills would be highly employable.
This means that graduates will have clear evidence of their ability, making them readily employable within their chosen profession.
Successful small business owners often prove to be extremely employable.
Career opportunities Given the highly practical nature of the course, graduates can be very employable.
Even the eminently employable are left on the scrap heap.
Think about whether you have the right balance of self-reliance, people, generalist and specialist skills to stay employable.
I had concealed my past in order to become employable.
Graduates will be expected to gain the skills that will help them to remain employable throughout their working life.
It also helps individuals gain the skills they need to be employable and personally fulfilled.
They should have a good self-image, good self-discipline, and be good problem-solvers, enterprising, adaptable and employable.
It is considered appropriate in situations where the recipient put his or her education on hold to support the family and now needs to upgrade his or her skills to be employable.
Another situation where spousal support may be ordered is where the recipient needs some time to complete a job training course so that he or she can become employable.
The main point of the show, according to Theut and Zorich, is to highlight how ex-convicts are employable and have learned their lesson from their time served.
Applied economics at RGU, with its interdisciplinary approach makes RGU graduates eminently employable.