The purposes of the research were to 1) study the attributes of the graduates according to standards of learning outcome 2) study the 21st century skills of English for International Communication graduates desired by employers 3) compare the attributes of the graduates according to standards of learning outcome categorized by the individual factors and 4) compare the employers’ requirements to skills of English for International Communication graduates categorized by the individual factors. The population were 55 employers participating in the cooperative education project in the academic year 2017. The research tools were questionnaires and interviews which were analyzed by the SPSS program. The statistical data analysis was performed by frequency percentage mean standard deviation and Fdistribution and the interview data analysis was performed by frequency and content analysis. The results were found as follows. 1. As for the employers information33emoloyets were from private and service businesses (60%) and 14 employets were from government sectors (25.50%).As for the working statuses29 employers were the officers (53.70%) 20 employer were the supervisors (37.00%) and 5 employers weie mangers (9.30%) 2. The overall requirement of hte employers for the attrbutes of the graduates according to standandards of learning outcome was at the high level (=4.48). As for each attribute morals and ethcs were the most desirable (=4.75) the second highest level was interpersonal skils and accountabiliy (4.57) and the last one was the intellectual skills (=4.25) 3. The overall requirement of the ernptoyers for the 21st century skills of the graduates was at the high level (=4.43). As for each attribute the highest level was enthusiasm collaboration and thinking skills respectivrty (=4.634.58 and 4.54) The lowest tevel was the inquiry skills (=4.07). 4.The results of the research hypothesis were; 4.1 There was a significant difference between the employers with different employrment sectors (government and service business sectors) and the requirement of the graduates attributes. There was no significant difference between the employers with different working status and the requirement of the graduates attributes. 4.2 There is no significant difference between the employers with diferent employent sectors and working status and the requirement of the graduates attributes.

The purposes of the research were to 1) study the 21st century skills of English for International Communication graduates desired by employers and 2) compare the employers’ requirements to skills of English for International Communication graduates categorized by the individual factors. The sample were 55 employers participating in the cooperative education project in the academic year 2017. The research tools were questionnaires and interviews. The statistical data analysis was performed by frequency percentage mean standard deviation and F distribution and the interview data analysis was performed by frequency and content analysis. It was found that the overall requirement of the employers for the 21st century skills of the graduates was at the high level (χ = 4.43 S.D = .35). As for each attribute the highest level was enthusiasm (χ = 4.63 S.D = .45) followed by collaboration (χ = 4.58 S.D = .46) and thinking skills (χ = 4.54 S.D = .47) respectively. The lowest level was the inquiry skills (χ = 4.07 S.D = .59). The result of the research hypothesis revealed that there is no significant difference between the employers with different employment sectors and working status and the requirement of the graduates’ attributes.