Students must be taught about business and entrepreneurship

By Debesh Choudhury | Writing and Life | 6 Apr 2023

What are the options the passing-out college graduates have?

The first and most preferred option after passing out of college is, of course, a job.

The students are always advised to study hard and get high grades.
They are fed the notion that higher grades can give them easy jobs.

Every college student expects to get a job after passing out. But everybody can't rank the top positions in a class! The top-ranking students generally secure decent jobs in campus placements.

<> Unfortunately, all passing-out students don't get suitable placements.

Are there enough jobs available for all the passing out students?

The answer is no. There are not enough job vacancies to accommodate all the passing-out college students around the globe.
Even then, most colleges advertise about 100 percent placement which is false!

The very few top-tier elite colleges might be able to get all their pass-out students places, but not all second and third-tier colleges are able to secure placement for all the graduating students.

Those college owners fool the guardians at the time of admission.
The students and the parents get the actual information after completing a few semesters in the early years of study.

When the students learn that job vacancies are always much less than the total passing out college graduates, they get frustrated.

So, what is the solution to solve the acute job crunch?

Students must be taught about business and entrepreneurship from their early high school days. Business and entrepreneurship must be in the high school curricula.
Academic institutes and the teaching community should also be interested in entrepreneurship development. Only then will the situation improve.
There must be active participation by the local governments with appropriate startup workshops and funding for developing entrepreneurs and businesses.

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Conclusion

There are not enough job vacancies to accommodate all passing-out college graduates worldwide.
I understand that the high school curricula in the US, Canada, and other developed nations have already incorporated teaching curricula in high schools.

All national governments must take active steps to include business and entrepreneurship teaching school students.

<> Originally published on ReadCash.

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April 06, 2023

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