[arista]

Young people are going to bad universities to study subjects no employers want. This tragedy is our fault



Joey I hope this is Not You.


http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/dr...-is-our-fault/

"Surprised to hear that more than 20,000 graduates from the year of 2011 were still unemployed six months after they graduated? We shouldn't be. This is a full-scale tragedy written, orchestrated and adapted for real life by the Government, and the victims are our young people."




What a Utter Feck Up.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Unless you are going to Uni for medicine, law or engineering I would not bother. ALl you do is arrive in the workplace 3/4 years behind everyone else.

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Unless you are going to Uni for medicine, law or engineering I would not bother. ALl you do is arrive in the workplace 3/4 years behind everyone else.

Agreed.

Along with everything else, it seems employers want 'experience' rather than qualifications anyway the majority of the time. So unless its a job that you really HAVE to have the qualifications for, its pointless getting them

I really dont understand how they think anyone can get experience when pretty much every opening requires experience. You need someone to give you a chance to get the experience in the first place :S

[Me. I Am Salman]

My brother graduated from Kings College last year and got a degree in maths & finance or something like that, and he still hasn't found a job :/