System for the follow-up process to graduates in the Universidad Metropolitana del Ecuador
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https://doi.org/10.62452/8zkrbp66Keywords:
Graduates, surveys, satisfaction status, employers, professionalsAbstract
This paper establishes the legal guidelines that lead to the creation of satisfaction measurement instruments (Surveys) to be applied to the graduates of each one of the careers of the Universidad Metropolitana del Ecuador (UMET), as well as to the employers of students of the UMET and branch professionals related or not to the University. Some of the instruments designed are shown in this research and the tools used in the implementation of surveys are defined online and accessible at all times. The different options of the online computer system implemented for the submission of surveys, the collection of the data, as well as the analysis thereof, are exposed; with the presentation of tabular and graphical reports, thus fulfilling the requirements established by the Higher Education Quality Assurance Board (CACES) regarding the follow-up process to graduates in Higher Education in Ecuador.
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Brito, M. L., & González, V. (2016). Manual de procedimiento de seguimiento a graduados de la Universidad Metropolitana del Ecuador. Guayaquil: UMET.
Ecuador. Consejo de Educación Superior. (2010). Ley Organica de la Ecucacion Superior. Quito: CES.
Ecuador. Consejo de Educación Superior. (2018). CES. Reglamento General de la LOES. Recuperado de http://www.ces.gob.ec/index.php?option=com_phocadownload&view=file&id=652&Itemid=565
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