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Tackling The Problem Of Youth Unemployment


Tom Parmenter reports on the problems young people have finding work.

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Starting a career shouldn’t be easy, but it should be possible. These trainings given in Enfield north London has allowed some young people to get onto apprenticeships. Others, though, are still waiting, along with so many others.

One in five of 16-24 year olds are out of work. That's approaching a million young people. But efforts to get them back into employment are having some success. Last year teenage apprenticeships rose by 10 percent. And it was a 21percent rise in a number of apprentice aged19 to 24. Shriter has been on the Enfield academy scheme for almost two years.

"When I first came in, I was not the best student but now I've more grown-up and more learned that what you want in life, you have to make it. It just comes straight to you."

Enfield was one of many places left asking why so many young people were rioting and looting was blatant criminal behavior. But significant numbers of young people do feel helpless about their prospects. When we spoke to looters from south London last week, the theme of constant rejection was part of their explanation.

"Turned down my CV, you know, took the places I came. But now they notice me, so obviously, if they noticed me from that, I might have stopped doing it in a different way."

Like some of them, Jernica has spent over a year and a half looking for a job. Now she has one.

"I think it is quite tough, because there is not a lot of opportunities. But you have to find them opportunities."

Compounding the problem is that a number of graduates now chasing jobs traditionally filled by apprentices and school leavers.

"It is getting worse because you’ve gotten the people with very high leveled qualifications coming out of universities, not finding jobs in their normal fields now they are actually going for jobs that most these young people were normally be yarn for, the high street retail shops, the hairdresser's, the administrators."

Even for those like Kimbly, who yet to find them employments, the free training provided here is giving her the confidence to persevere.

"Before I saw its hair, at that she, to be honest, I wouldn’t be able to go to interview and actually too scare to, like where confidences are, but it is so much easier now."

Research shows that those do struggle to find work for years at the time may never fully catch up in terms of wages. If you have a slow starting any race, it will affect your chances of eventually winning.

Tom Parmenter, Sky News.

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Starting a career shouldn’t be easy, but it should be possible. These trainings given unfeel north London has allowed some young people to get onto apprenticeships. Others though are still waiting, along with so many others.

When it finds 16-24 year old are out of work, at approaching a million young people but efforts to get back into employment are having some success. Last year 18 age apprenticeships rose by 10 percent. And it was a 21percent rise in the // provinces age 19 to 24.

Shriter is being on the enfield academy scheme for almost two years. When I first came in, I was not the best student but now I am more going open more learned that what you what in life, you have to make it. It jumped into concentrate here.

Unfield was one of many places left asking why so many young people were rioting and looting was blatened criminal behavior. Significant numbers of young people do feel helpless about their prospects.

When we spoke to looters from south London last week, the theme of constant rejection was part of their explanation. Turned out my CV you know took the plats cloth but not they know is me, so oversee, if they know it is me from , might off stop and doing it in a different way.

Like some of them, Jernica has spent over a year and a half looking for job. Now she has one. I think it is quite tough, because there is not a lot of opportunities. But you have to find them opportunities. Compounding the problem is a number of graduates now chasing

jobs traditionally field by plenties and school livers.

It is getting worse because you’ve gotten the people were very high leveled qualifications coming out of universities, not finding jobs in their normal fields now there actually going for jobs that most these young people were normally begin for, the high street retail shops, the hair dresses, the ministrators.

Even for those like kimbly, who yet finds them employments, free trading provided from here is giving their confidence to persevere.

Before I saw its hair, at that she, to be honest I wouldn’t be able to go to interview and actually too scare to, like where confidences are, but it is so much easier now.

Research shows that those do struggle to find a work for years at the time may never fleet cat shop in terms of wages. If you have a slow start at any race, it will affect your chances, eventually winning.

一湾清泉

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Starting a career shouldn't be easy, but it should be possible.


This training scheme in ? north London has allow some young people to get on to apprenticeships.
Others, though, are still waiting along with so many others.
One in five 16- 24 year-olds are out of work.
That is approaching a million young people.
But efforts to get them back into employments are having some success.
Last year, teenager apprenticeships rose by 10%.
And there was 21% rise in the number of apprentices aged 19-24.
Shrita has been on the ? academic scheme for almost two years.
When i first came in, i was not the best student. But now i am more grown up and more learn up.
When you want a life, you have to make it, It doesn't just come straight to you.
? was one of places left asking why so many young people were rioting and looting.
It was blatant criminal behavior.
The significant numbers of young people do feel helpless about their prospect.
We whispered to looters from south London last week.
The theme of constant rejection was parts of their explanation.
hand out my CV, you know, to the place i come, but not, they don't see me. So, on the scene, they don't know see me from might enough to stop do it a different way.
Like some of them, Delica has spent over a year and a half looking for a job.
Now, she has one.
I think it is quite tough, because there isn't a lot of opportunities. But you have to find the opportunities.
compounding the problem is the number of graduates now chasing jobs traditionally failed by apprentices and school leavers.
It it getting most, because you are getting the people with very high levels of qualifications coming out of universities not finding jobs in their normal fields,
Now, they are actually going for the jobs that most of these young people wouldn't normally be going for the high street, retail shop, the hairdressers, the administrators.
Even for those like Kimberly were yet to find employments,
The free training provided here is giving another confidence to persevere.
Before i started here, i dare to be honesty i wouldn't be able to go to interviews. Now, ? confidences are, it is just so much easy now.
Research shows that those who do struggle to find work for years at a time, they never fully catch up in terms of wages.
if you have a slow start in any race, it will affect your chances of an eventually winning.

hertzhao

Starting a career shouldn’t be easy, but it should be possible. These trainings given in Anfield in north London has allowed some young people to get onto apprenticeships. Others though are still waiting, along with so many others.
One in five 16-24 year olds are out of work, approaching a million young people. But efforts to get back into employment are having some success. Last year 18 age apprenticeships rose by 10 percent. And it was a 21percent rise in the numbers of apprentices aged 19 to 24.
Shriter is being on the Anfield academic scheme for almost two years. When I first came in, I was not the best student but now, I am more going open more learned that what would you like, you have to make it. It was just concentrated here.
Anfield was one of many places left asking why so many young people were rioting and looting was blatant criminal behavior. Significant numbers of young people do feel helpless about their prospects.
When we spoke to looters from south London last week, the theme of constant rejection was part of their explanation. Turned out my CV you know took the plats cloth but not they know is me, so obviously, if they know it is me from , might off stop and doing it in a different way. Like some of them, Jernica has spent over a year and a half looking for job. Now she has one. I think it is quite tough, because there are not a lot of opportunities. But you have to find the opportunities. Compounding the problem is a number of graduates now chasing jobs traditionally failed by apprentices and school leavers
It is getting worse because you’ve gotten the people were very high leveled qualifications coming out of universities, not finding jobs in their normal fields now there actually going for jobs that most these young people were normally begin for, the high street ,retail shops, the hairdressers, the administrators.
Even for those like Kimberly, who yet finds them employments, free training provided from here is giving their confidence to persevere. Before I saw its hair, actually, to be honest I wouldn’t be able to go to interview and actually too scare to, like where confidences are, but it is so much easier now.
Research shows that those do struggle to find a work for years at a time may never fully catch up in terms of wages. If you have a slow start at any race, it will affect your chances of an eventually winning.

快乐小丫Anna

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Starting a career shouldn’t be easy, but it should be possible. These trainings given in Unfield north London has allowed some young people to get onto apprenticeships. Others though are still waiting, along with so many others.

When it finds 16-24 year old(s) are out of work, at approaching a million young people but efforts to get them back into employment are having some success. Last year 18 age apprenticeships rose by 10 percent. And it was a 21percent rise in a number of apprentice age 19 to 24.

Shriter has been on the enfield academy scheme for almost two years. When I first came in, I was not the best student but now I've more grown-up and more learned that what you what in life, you have to make it. It just comes straight to you.

Unfield was one of many places left asking why so many young people were rioting and looting was blatened criminal behavior. Significant numbers of young people do feel helpless about their prospects.

When we spoke to looters from south London last week, the theme of constant rejection was part of their explanation. Turned out my CV you know took the plats cloth but not they know is me, so oversee, if they know it is me from that,  I might (off) stop and doing it in a different way.

Like some of them, Jernica has spent over a year and a half looking for job. Now she has one. I think it is quite tough, because there is not a lot of opportunities. But you have to find them opportunities. Componing  the problem is a number of graduates now chasing jobs traditionally filled by apprentices and school leavers.

It is getting worse because you’ve gotten the people who were very high leveled qualifications coming out of universities, not finding jobs in their normal fields now they are actually going for jobs that most these young people were normally be yarn for, the high street retail shops, the hair dresser's, the administrators.

Even for those like kimbly, who yet finds them employments, free trading provided (from) here is giving their confidence to persevere.

Before I saw its hair, at that she, to be honest I wouldn’t be able to go to interview and actually too scare to, like where confidences are, but it is so much easier now.

Research shows that those do struggle to find a work for years at the time may never fleet cat shop in terms of wages. If you have a slow start in any race, it will affect your chances, eventually winning.

lucyseven

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Starting a career shouldn't be easy, but it should be possible. This training **   in North London has allow some young people to get onto apprenticeships others though are still waiting along with so many others. One in five 16-24 years olds are out of work, that's approaching a million young people. But efforts to get them back into employments are having some success. Last year, teenage apprenticeships rose by 10% and there is a 21% raise in number of * 1890-24.
Shriter has been on the ** skin for almost two years. "When I *, I was not the best students. But now I've more grown up and more realize that what you want in life, you have to make it. It doesn't just come straight to you." ** was one of many places left asking why so many young people were revolting and looting? Was breaking criminal behavior? But significant numbers of young people do feel helpless about their prospects.
When we spoken to L* from south London last week, the theme of constant rejection was part of their explanation. "* down my CV, you know, to the * I can't, but, not, they know it isn't me, so obvious, if they know it isn't me *, might not stop me doing it in a different way."
Like some of them, Winika has spent over a year and a half looking for a job, now she has one. "I think it's quite tough, because there are not a lot of opportunities but you have to find the opportunities." * the problem is the number of graduates now chasing jobs traditional fill by apprentices and school leaders. "It's get * , because you *,the people with very high level of qualifications coming out of universities, not finding jobs in their normal fields, now their actually gone for the jobs that most easier, young people would normally be going for, the high street, L* shops, the hair dresser*, the administrators.
Even for though like * who yet has to find employments, the free training provided here, is given another confidence to **. "Before I saw it, I doubt she... to be honest, I wouldn't be able to go to it, as to be too scary to but my confidence is all** so much easier now."
Research shows that those who do struggle to find work for years at a time, they never fully catch up in terms of wages. If you have slow starting in any race, it will affect your chances of eventually winning.
** Sky News

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On 快乐小丫Anna

Starting a career shouldn’t be easy, but it should be possible. These trainings given in Unfield north London has allowed some young people to get onto apprenticeships. Others though are still waiting, along with so many others.

When it finds 16-24 year old(s) are out of work, at approaching a million young people but efforts to get them back into employment are having some success. Last year teenager apprenticeships rose by 10 percent. And it was a 21percent rise in a number of apprentice age 19 to 24.

Shriter has been on the enfield academy scheme for almost two years. When I first came in, I was not the best student but now I've more grown-up and more learned that what you want in life, you have to make it. It just comes straight to you.

Unfield was one of many places left asking why so many young people were rioting and looting, it was blatant criminal behavior. The significant numbers of young people do feel helpless about their prospects.

When we spoke to looters from south London last week, the theme of constant rejection was part of their explanation. Turned out my CV you know took the plats cloth but not they know it’s me, so oversee, if they know it is me from that,  I might (off) stop and doing it in a different way.

Like some of them, Jernica has spent over a year and a half looking for job. Now she has one. I think it is quite tough, because there is not a lot of opportunities. But you have to find them opportunities. Componing  the problem is a number of graduates now chasing jobs traditionally filled by apprentices and school leavers.

It is getting worse because you’ve gotten the people who were very high leveled qualifications coming out of universities, not finding jobs in their normal fields now they are actually going for the jobs that most these young people were normally be yarn for, the high street retail shops, the hair dresser's, the administrators.

Even for those that can’t believe, who yet finds them employments, free trading provided (from) here is giving their confidence to persevere.

Before I saw its hair, at that she, to be honest I wouldn’t be able to go to interview and actually too scare to, like where confidences are, but it is so much easier now.

Research shows that those do struggle to find a work for years at the time may never fleet cat shop in terms of wages. If you have a slow start in any race, it will affect your chances, eventually winning.

darkfelix

hw
starting a career should not be easy but sure be possible this training give enfield north london has allow some people to get onto apprentice but those though are still waitiing along with so many others when find 16-24 are oput of work as approach a million young people but effort to get in back into employment are have some sucess last year teenager apprentice rose 10% as result 21% rise in xxx apprentice aged 19-24
xxxx has been on the enfield academy scheme for almost 2 years when i first came in i was not the best student but now i am more going up and learn more up what you want in life you have to make it it just doesnt come straight to you
enfield was one of many place left asking why so many young people rioting influenting it was blamed and criminal behavior significant number of younger do feel helpless about their prospect when we spoke to xxxx south london last week the theme of constant rejection part of their explaination
turn out my cv you know xxxx but not they know is me so oversee from that might not stop me doing from a different way
like some of them delica has spend over year and a half looking for a job now she has one
i think is quite hard because it is not a lot oppotunity but you have to find oppotunity
compounding the problem is a number of guaduated now tracing job traditional feel by apprentices and school leaders
it is get emerges because you get in the people with very high level qualification coming out from university not finding job in a normal field now they are actually going for the job that most of these younger people with normal be going for the high street retail shop the hairdress the administractor
even for those like kimberly were yet to find employment the free train provided here is given her confidence to perserve before i start it here i xxxxx to be honestry i wont be able to go to interview xxxxx too scare to xxxxx...............
research show those do struggle to find a work for years the time may never fully catch up in terms of wages if you have a slow started in any race you affect your chance in a eventually winning

QYB

HW

Starting a career shouldn't be easy, but it should be possible. This training scheme in Enfield, north London has allowed some young people to get onto apprenticeships, others, though, are still waiting, along with so many others.

One in five 16- to 24-year-olds are out of work. That's approaching a million young people. But efforts to get them back into employment are having some success. Last year, teenage apprenticeships rose by ten per cent and there was a 24 per cent rise in the number of apprentices aged 19 to 24. Sharita has been on the Enfield academy scheme for almost two years.
'When I first came in, I was not the best of students. But now I'm more grown up and more learned that what you want in life, you have to make it; it doesn't just come straight to you.'

Enfield was one of many places left asking why so many young people were rioting and looting. It was blatant criminal behaviour, but significant numbers of young people do feel helpless about their prospects. When we spoke to looters from south London last week, the theme of constant rejection was part of their explanation.
'Turned down my CV. You know, toward *. But now they are noticing me. So obviously if they are noticing me from that, I might have to start doing it a different way.'

Like some of them, Danica has spent over a year and a half looking for a job. Now she has one.
'I think it's quite tough because there's not a lot of opportunities. But you have to find them opportunities.'

Compounding the problem is the number of graduates now chasing jobs traditionally filled by apprentices and school-leavers.
'It's getting worse because you are getting the people with very high levels of qualifications coming out of universities not finding jobs in their normal fields. Now they are actually going for the jobs normally these young people would be going for, the High Street retail shops, the hairdressers, the administrators.'

Even for those like Kinberly, who have yet to find employments, the free training provided here has given her the confidence to persevere.
'Before I started here, I *. To be honest with you, I wouldn't be out or to go to interviews like that. I should be too scared to. But my confidence is up. It's just so much easier now.'

Research shows that those who do struggle to find work for years at a time may never fully catch up in terms of wages. If you have a slow start in any races, it will affect your chances of eventually winning.

Tom Parmenter, Sky News.

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starting a career should not be easy, but it should be possible.these trainings given in /, north london has allowed some young people to get onto apprenticeships.others though are still waiting along with so many others.1 in 5 16-24 year-olds are out of work as approaching a million young people, but efforts to get them back into employment are having some success.last year teenage apprenticeship rose by 10% and it was a 21% rise in the number of apprentices age 19 to 24.
Sherita has been on the / academy scheme for almost 2years.when I first came in, I was not the best of the students but now I have more grown up and more learned what you want in life you have to make it.it doesnot just come straight to you.
enfil was one of many places left asking why so many young people were rioting and looting, worse blatant criminal behavior. the significant numbers of young people do feel helpless about their prospects. when we spoke to looters from south London last week, the theme of constant rejection was part of their explanation. turn down my CV, you know // are cut but now they know it is not me, so oversee, if they know it isnot me from that might stop doing it in a different way.  like some of them, / has spent over a year and half looking for a job. now she has one. I think itis quite tough, bec there is not enough opportunities but you have to find the opportunities. compounding the problem is the number of graduates now chasing jobs traditionally filled by apprentices and school leavers. itis getting worse bec you are getting the people with very high level of school qualifications coming out of universities, not finding jobs in their normal fields. Now they are actually going for the jobs that most lazier young people would normally be going for the high street, retail shops, the hairdresser’s, the administrator’s.
even for those like Kinberly, who yet to find the employments, the free training provided here is giving her the confidence to persevere. before I saw it here, I／／．To be honest, I would not be able to go interviews, and I am actually too scare to, but now my confidence is her, because she is so much easier now.
research shows those who do struggle to find work for years at a time, may never fully catch up in terms of wages. If you have a slow start in any race, it will affect your chances, of an eventually winning.

tarina

Start to get career shouldn't be easy, but it should be possible. This training scheme in Ampfield North London has allowed some young people to get on to apprenticeships, others though are still waiting along with so many others. Within five 16-24year-olds are out of work, as approaching million young people. But efforts to get back into employment are having some success. Last year, teenager apprenticeships rose by 10%, and there was a 21% rise in the number of apprentices age 19 to 24.
S. has been on the Ampfield academy scheme for almost two years. When I first came into, I was not the best student, but now I've more grown up and more learnt about what you want in your life you have to make it, it just came straight to you
Ampfield was one of many places left asking why so many young people were rioting and looting, wars split to criminal behaviour. A significant numbers of young people do feel helpless about their prospects. When we spoke to looters from south London last week, the theme of constant rejection was part of their explanation.
Turn up my CV,you know, told the police, but no.. they know it's me, so..you see, it's me from the ...might not doing it in different way
Like some of them, D. has spent over a year and a half looking for a job. Now she has one. I think it's quite touch, because there's not a lot of opportuinities, but you have to find the opportuinities.
Compounding the problem is the number of graduates now chasing jobs traditionally failed by apprentices and school leavers. It's getting more because you get in ..the people with very high level of qualifications coming out of universities, not finding jobs in their normal fields. Now they're actually kind of jobs that most of these young people would normally be..for the high street, retail shops, the hairdressers, the administer..
Even for those like Kimberly who yet to find employment, free training provided here is giving another confidence to persevier. Before I started it here, I doubt..to be honest, I wouldn't be able to go to interviews in that, I just be too scared to ..my confidence are. it's just so much easier now.
Research shows that those who do struggle to find work for years at a time, may never fully catch up, in terms of wages. If you have a slow start in any race, it will affect your chances of eventually winning.
T. SkyNews.

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Starting a career shouldn't be easy, but it should be possible.
This training scheme in Anfield north London has allow some young people to get onto apprenticeships.Others, though, are still waiting along with so many others.
One in five 16- 24 year-olds are out of work.That is approaching a million of young people.But efforts to get them back into employments are having some success.Last year, teenager apprenticeships rose by 10%, and there was 21% rise in the number of apprentices aged 19-24.
Shrita has been on the Anfield academic scheme for almost two years.
When I first came in, I was not the best student. But now I've more grown up and more learn up.
When you want a life, you have to make it, It doesn't just come straight to you.
Anfield was one of places left asking why so many young people were rioting and looting.It was blatant criminal behavior.The significant numbers of young people do feel helpless about their prospects.
When we spoke to looters from south London last week.The theme of constant rejection was part of their explanation.
Hand out my CV, you know, to the place i come, but not, they know it's me. So, oversee, if they know it's me, I must stop doing it in a different way.

Like some of them, Delica has spent over a year and a half looking for a job.
Now, she has one.
I think it is quite tough, because there isn't a lot of opportunities. But you have to find the opportunities.
Componenting the problem is the number of graduates now chasing jobs traditionally filled by apprentices and school leavers.
It it getting most, because you are getting the people with very high levels of qualifications coming out of universities not finding jobs in their normal fields,
Now, they are actually going for the jobs that most of these young people wouldn't normally be going for the highstreet, retail shop, the hairdressers, the administrators.
Even for those like Kimberly were yet to find employments,
The free training provided here is giving another confidence to persevere.
Before i started here, i doubt, to be honest with you, I wouldn't be able to go to interviews. now, my confidences is up, it is just so much easier now.
Research shows that those who do struggle to find work for years at a time, they never fully catch up in terms of wages,if you have a slow start in any race, it will affect your chances of an eventually winning.

This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!

qiapa

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Starting a career shouldn't be easy, but it should be possible.

This training scheme in Enfield north London has allowed some young people to get on to apprenticeships, others though are still waiting along with so many others.

One in five 16 to 24-year-olds are out of work, that's approaching a million young people. But efforts to get them back into employments are having some success. Last year, teenage apprenticeships rose by 10% and it was a 21% rise in the number of apprentices aged 19 to 24.

Sherita has been on the Enfield academy scheme for almost two years.

When I first came in, I was not the best student. But now, I've more grown up and more learned up what you want in life, you have to make it. It doesn't come straight to you.

Enfield was one of many places left asking why so many young people were rioting and looting. It was blatant criminal behavior. The significant numbers of young people do feel helpless about their prospects. When we spoke to looters from South London last week, the theme of constant rejection was part of their explanation.

Turn out my CV, you know, ...But now, they are noticing me, so, what we see? If they are noticing me from that, I might start doing it a different way.

Like some of them, Denica has spent over a year and a half looking for a job. Now, she has one.

I think it's quite hard. Because there's not a lot of opportunities, but you have to find the opportunities.

Compounding the problem is the number of graduates now chasing jobs traditionally filled by apprentices and school-leavers.

It's getting worse because you are getting the people with very high levels of qualifications coming out of universities, not finding jobs in their normal fields. Now they are actually going for the jobs that most of these young people would normally be going for, the high street retail shops, the hairdressers, the administrators.

Even for those like Kimberly, who are yet to find employments, the free training provided here, is giving her the confidence to persevere.

Before I started here, I doubt...To be honest, I wouldn't be able to get interviews like that. I should be too scared to, but my confidence is up. This is so much easier now.

Research shows that those who do struggle to find work for years at a time, may never fully catch up in terms of wages. If you have a slow start in any race, it will affect your chances of eventually winning.

Tom Parmenter, Sky News.

林旭波

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Starting a career shouldn't be easy, but it should be possible. This training has given Anfield in North London, has allowed some young people to get onto apprenticeships. Others are still waitting, along with so many others.
When in finds 16~24 years old are at out of work, that's approching a million young people, but efforts to get them back into employment are having some success. Last year teenager apprenticeships rose by 10 percent, and it was 21 percent rise in the apprentices 18, 19 to 24. ** has been on the Anfield academic scheme for almost 2 years.
When I first came in, I was not the best student, but now, I am more going open and more learned and what you want in life, you have to make it, it just does't come straight to you.
Anfield was one of many places let us asking why so many young people were rioting and looting.
It was blaming criminal behavior sinificant numbers of young people do feel helpless about their prospect. When we spoke the loots of South London last week, the theme of constant rejection was part of their explaination.
Come out my CV? You know, to the place I come, but not, they know is me, so, obviously they know is me from that I am not stop doing it from a different way.
Like some of them, ** has spent over a year and a half looking for a job, now, she has one.
I think is quite tough, because there is not a lot of opportunities, but you have to find the opportunities.
Compounding the problem is the numbers of graduates now chasing jobs traditionally failed by apprentices and school leavers.
It's getting worse because you have gotten the people with very high level qulification coming out of the universities, not finding jobs in their normal fields, now they are actually going for the jobs that most these people were normally began for the high street, retail shops, the hairdressers, the ministrators.
Even for those like ** , who yet have found employments, the free training provided here is giving a confidence to persever.
Before I strated here, to be honest I wouldn't be able to go to an interview, actually too scare to, my confident is growing up, so much easier now.
Researchers shows those do struggle to find the work for years of the time may never fully catch up in terms of wages. If you have a slow starting any race, it will affect your chances and eventually winning.

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