This study determined the retrospective assessment of the Master of Arts in Mathematics (MA Math) graduates of ISAT U from 2018 to 2020 regarding employability and promotion. The descriptive method was used. The researcher utilised a validated instrument in gathering data from the eighteen respondents. Frequency counts, and percentages were utilised as descriptive statistical tools. Data revealed that most graduates were female, married, and PRC-licensed. Furthermore, 100% of the respondents were hired as permanent employees in the academe. The skills they acquired in the program relevant to their jobs were teaching and mathematical-logical reasoning. It was also found that communication, programming, statistics, and research were relevant skills to them. The majority found their jobs through recommendations. In conclusion, the graduates appeared to have a very high employability rate. It is recommended to continue conducting tracer studies to enhance the MA Math program.