Unemployment remains the biggest challenge for school leavers. To what extent do you agree? What other challenges do young people face today?

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n the present age,
unemployment
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continues to be a huge challenge for
school
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leavers. I believe that
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is true in the
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economy with companies requiring
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experience
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from young
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and the government trying to keep an
unemployment
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rate.
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,
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is not the only difficulty that youth faces today.
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of all, it is becoming harder to find a
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for
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leavers because they lack
work
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experience
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. Many companies want to hire experienced workers as
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insurance
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the
work
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will be done correctly. Finding a
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that doesn’t require
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experience
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can be quite a challenge. A great way to gain
work
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experience
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is doing charity
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and volunteering, but for that, a person needs to have time to spare which not everyone has. Another thing that adds to the
unemployment
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problem for younger
people
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is that the government tries to keep an
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rate of about 2% at all times.
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system provides an opportunity to switch jobs for
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and
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build a career.
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,
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model benefits new businesses. The problem for young
people
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is that they usually fall in that percentage of
unemployment
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, because of a lack of working
experience
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. Another big challenge that young
people
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face after finishing
school
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is starting an independent life.
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includes a lot of things like acquiring their own place to live, learning how to maintain that place, making their own plans, appointments with no help from parents or guardians and paying bills and rent.
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can be quite tricky because the
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doesn’t teach young
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basic life skills that can be necessary when living independently. They can of course turn to their parents for help, but not everyone has
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a privilege. Of course, none of these challenges can even begin before a young person finds a
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because to live independently
people
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need to have a steady income. To conclude I believe that
unemployment
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is the main problem that young
people
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face after finishing
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.
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is mainly because of how the
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market is built. Other challenges can only begin after finding a
job
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.
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