| Summary: | This study was conducted to examine employability skills in technical and vocational fields for the Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Medical Electronic UniKL BMI graduate. To ensure graduates of engineering fields including Medical Electronics engineering achieve a high level of employability skills, students should be emphasized with generic skills during their period of study. Among the priorities in ensuring that they succeed in getting a job are the elements of communication skills, group work skills, self-management skills, skills in using technology and thinking skills. This quantitative research study involved 69 respondents consisting graduates the Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Medical Electronic at UniKL BMI. Respondents were selected by 2015 and 2016 graduate as a research sample. Questionnaires were used as research instruments to obtained the analytical findings. Data were analyzed using Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS) 26 version. Findings of the analysis consisted of descriptive statistics which is mean and standard deviation. Meanwhile for inferential statistics is one-way ANOVA. Descriptive analysis were used to analyze items that related to the level of graduates employability skills knowledge, employability skills element that been applied among graduates and graduates' perceptions for employability skills elements. Inferential analysis was performed to determine whether there are significant differences for each respondent's service sector according to graduates' perceptions of employability skills. Conclusion of this study, employability skills is one of the contributors to the graduates to place themselves in the element of employability skills is one of the contributors to the graduates in place themselves into the realm of work.
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