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    Graduates’ employability in workplaces: the role of internship’s experience, it’s perceived value and evaluation methods: a case of mobile phone companies in Dar es Salaam, Master dissertation, University of Dar es Salaam, Dar es Salaam.
    (University of Dar es Salaam, 2019) Mwinuka, Samwel Clarence
    This study to assess graduates’ employability in workplaces; role of internships’ experience, it’s perceived value and methods of evaluation. Specific objectives of the study included to determine an influence of internship’s experience towards graduates’ employability; to determine an influence of internships’ perceived value towards graduates’ employability. Data for the study were collected from five selected mobile phone companies based in Dar es Salaam region, - TTCL, MIC Tanzania (Tigo) Vodacom Tanzania, Airtel Tanzania and Viettel Tanzania Limited ( Halotel). Data for the study were collected through questionnaire method. Data were analysed by using SPSS version 22. Multiple regression analysis was used to determine the relationship between internship’s experiences, internships’ perceived value and internships’ evaluation methods have an influence on graduates’ employability. The study recommends that internship programs should be strongly emphasized to university students. During internship, students should be assigned meaningful work to do by work supervisors, ensure enough and quality supervision and structured feedback is provided to interns immediately after completion of their internship. Collaboration between universities and organizations in designing standard education curriculum that fulfil current business demands and internships should be mandatory across all fields to students at the university level. Moreover, there should be government emphasis to students through TCU and NACTE to ensure that there is adherence to the international standards in the provision of practical education and trainings (internship) to university students across all fields. Also the study suggests the areas for further studies that should be conducted in other business companies and other regions across the country.