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Many students now work whilst they are studying in college or university. This often results in them having less time to concentrate on their studies as well as feeling under pressure. What are some of the causes of this? What solutions could you suggest?

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Increasingly,
students
 are having to
work
 whilst studying, meaning they are unable to focus fully on their learning. In
this
 essay, I will discuss
this
 rising problem and suggest solutions.
Firstly
, I will explore the financial implications for
students
 needing to find employment whilst studying, and
secondly
, I will discuss how
work
experience
 may influence their decision to
work
. It is true that education can be very expensive for
students
 needing
further
 studies.
As a result
 of needing money for student finance and living expenses, many undergraduates need to find
work
. One solution to
this
 problem could be local governments funding
students
 with free grants and subsidized accommodation.
As a result
 of
this
 added support,
students
 would feel less stressed and worried about needing to finance their learning and studying, which may
also
 lead to higher scores in their studies. Another cause for
students
 to
work
 whilst attending academic institutions is to gain real-life
work
experience
 to help find employment post-study.
Consequently
, many
students
 are concentrating on finding the desired
work
experience
 and not focusing their energies on studies and learning. One suggested solution to
this
 issue could be to offer more sandwich courses, which include an amount of in-house working
experience
.
This
 would have a beneficial impact on student attainment as learners could focus on their courses at all times. In conclusion, we can see that
this
 is a difficult issue for people wanting to study, as the need to
work
 is obviously high, with many different reasons for needing employment.
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Introduction
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Body Paragraphs
Develop your main points with more specific examples to support the causes and solutions you are presenting.
Coherence and Cohesion
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Task Achievement
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Conclusion
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