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In many countries today there are many highly qualified graduates without employment. What factors may have caused this situation and what, in your opinion, can/should be done about it?

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There is a real issue that the highly educated student can not be employed after finishing university. It can be seen in many counties around the world. I strongly believe that there are a few reasons for that. Two of them are systems of education is not related to a real modern
work
 process and universities do not follow the job trends. Looking for a job offer almost every vacancy required at least one-year experience in a particular area. It has happened, I think, because of the lack of real skill. Many universities make affords on theoretical knowledge and quite frequently forget about practice.
However
,
practice
Suggestion
the practice
 is appreciated by employments and helps make
work
 effectively. My opinion that one of the best solutions is to change the study system and to invite the best workers as teachers. It allows developing only knowledge and skill in demand in the job market. It helps students to realise what their future
work
 about and what they really will do in a few years. A typical situation when one profession that was well-paid and everyone wants to have
this
 profession, but everything is changed in five years.
This
 specialisation is not well and probably going to die in a while. At the same time, new jobs are appearing, that are more technical, and required highly qualified students. In
this
 case, universities and employers should
work
 together to break different between whom employers want and whom university can graduate. One of the solutions,
that is
 applied in Belarus, is getting document where
employer
Suggestion
the employer
 asks university prepare
student
Suggestion
the student
 and
employer
Suggestion
the employer
employers
 must give place to
work
 after graduation. An entering score for their students is lower than others. In conclusion, I strongly believe all these problems could be overcome by universities companies and government.

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