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Unemployment remains the biggest challenge to school-leavers in most countries’ How far do you agree with this assessment? What other challenges face young people today? (school-leavers = young people who leave school without going on to further studies.)

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Topic statementYouth unemployment is certainly a worrying challengethử thách for most countries, especially at a time of economic instabilitybất ổn về kinh tế and social unrestbất ổn về xã hội. OpinionHowever, to say that this is the largest issue is to overlook a range of equally pressing mattersvấn đề cấp bách, as we will discuss now.

Topic statementIt must be admitted that joblessnesssự thất nghiệp can undermine a young person’s economic prospectstriển vọng kinh tế and consequent social mobilitysự dịch chuyển xã hội. Supporting statementNevertheless, this issue can be amelioratedcải thiện by coordinatedphối hợp action between the state and the private sectorkhu vực tư nhân, as we have seen, for instance, in Canada recently. Supporting statementWhen this is realized, we can see that other concerns are at least as serious.

Topic statementForemostquan trọng nhất among these is perhaps the issue of age demographicsnhân khẩu, whereby young people bear the burden for an increasingly elderly population with high longevitysự sống thọ. Supporting statementThis means that young people will pay higher taxes and work longer hours, possibly forcing them to migratedi cư to countries where this pressure is lower. ExampleThe effect of this is the ‘brain drainchảy máu chất xám’ situation which can be seen in southern Europe, where young, ambitious people prefer to leave their countries altogether, exacerbating the problem for those remaining.

Topic statementFurthermore, we must remember that a substantial proportion of young people globally face existential threatsmối đe dọa hiện hữu such as faminenạn đói, droughthạn hán or outbreakssự bùng phát of disease. Supporting statementThese problems are often caused by (or are compoundedhỗn hợp by) civil warnội chiến, political instabilitysự bất ổn chính trị or the corruptionsự tham nhũng, hối lộ of people in power locally. Supporting statementSuch risks are a danger to their safety in addition to their livelihoodsự sinh kế, and so would appear to be far more serious than unemployment.

SummaryTo conclude, it seems logical to accept that joblessness is a major challenge for young people. SummaryHowever, persistentdai dẳng trends in demographicsnhân khẩu among developed countriesnước phát triển and the presence of physical dangers in developing countriesnước đang phát triển should be regarded as at least as severe.

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Youth unemployment is certainly a worrying thử thách for most countries, especially at a time of bất ổn về kinh tế and bất ổn về xã hội. However, to say that this is the largest issue is to overlook a range of equally vấn đề cấp bách, as we will discuss now.

It must be admitted that sự thất nghiệp can undermine a young person’s triển vọng kinh tế and consequent sự dịch chuyển xã hội. Nevertheless, this issue can be cải thiện by phối hợp action between the state and the khu vực tư nhân, as we have seen, for instance, in Canada recently. When this is realized, we can see that other concerns are at least as serious.

quan trọng nhất among these is perhaps the issue of age nhân khẩu, whereby young people bear the burden for an increasingly elderly population with high sự sống thọ. This means that young people will pay higher taxes and work longer hours, possibly forcing them to di cư to countries where this pressure is lower. The effect of this is the ‘chảy máu chất xám’ situation which can be seen in southern Europe, where young, ambitious people prefer to leave their countries altogether, exacerbating the problem for those remaining.

Furthermore, we must remember that a substantial proportion of young people globally face mối đe dọa hiện hữu such as nạn đói, hạn hán or sự bùng phát of disease. These problems are often caused by (or are hỗn hợp by) nội chiến, sự bất ổn chính trị or the sự tham nhũng, hối lộ of people in power locally. Such risks are a danger to their safety in addition to their sự sinh kế, and so would appear to be far more serious than unemployment.

To conclude, it seems logical to accept that joblessness is a major challenge for young people. However, dai dẳng trends in nhân khẩu among nước phát triển and the presence of physical dangers in nước đang phát triển should be regarded as at least as severe.