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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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As the world population keeps growing, the opportunities continue shirking and
people
 became more competitive. There is a statement that mentioned the concerning numbers of unemployment among highly qualified graduates in many countries.
This
 essay will discuss the factors that may cause the distressing circumstance and the possible solutions.
Firstly
,
students
 graduated without working
experience
.
Although
students
 may perform well in class, it doesn't mean they are capable of doing the job.
For instance
, the management
students
 may have a good understanding of management. Anyhow, they don't have actual
experience
 in managing
people
 and they don't have effective communication skills. Having these
students
 in management positions may not be optimal for the company.
Secondly
, the imbalance between
people
 and
jobs
. Many
students
 enrolled in the subjects with the expectation that they will get a high salary once they got a job in the field they studied.
For example
,
students
 thought that being a manager is a good position with a decent salary. But, they might forget the fact that there are more employees than managers within a company. They may fit the qualification of being managers, somehow, there is no need for a company to hire many managers. One of the great solutions for inexperienced
students
 is to be an intern while pursuing their degree. Being an intern allows the student to put their knowledge into practice so that they will have enough
experience
 once they graduated.
In addition
, to tackle the imbalance between
people
 and
jobs
, the government and the school should frequently inform
students
 about the job in demand and try to promote the subjects that have less enrollment. In conclusion, I think that the causes of unemployment for capable graduates are the lack of
experience
 and no accurate balance between
people
 and
jobs
. In response to the causes,
students
 should do an internship while studying and the government and the school should frequently inform
students
 about the status of their
jobs
.
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