Over 4 million members of Gen Z are unemployed, and experts attribute this increase in NEETs (Not in Education, Employment, or Training) to colleges offering degrees that are deemed ‘worthless.’
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Over 4 million Gen Zers are jobless—and experts blame colleges for ‘worthless degrees’ for the rising number NEETs
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It’s concerning to hear that over 4 million Gen Zers are jobless, and the criticism of colleges offering degrees deemed “worthless” certainly raises important questions about the current education system. It’s crucial to reconsider how educational programs are aligned with the realities of the job market. Many degrees may not adequately prepare students for the workforce, leaving them feeling unprepared and underqualified.
However, it’s also important to broaden the conversation beyond just blaming colleges. Factors such as economic conditions, shifts in industry demands, and the impact of technology play significant roles in this issue. It may be beneficial for colleges to collaborate more closely with employers to ensure that curricula are relevant and that students develop skills that are in demand.
Additionally, promoting alternative pathways, such as vocational training, apprenticeships, and internships, could provide Gen Zers with valuable experience and skills that directly translate to job opportunities. It’s essential that we support young people in finding fulfilling careers, whether through traditional degrees or alternative routes. Addressing the needs of the job market and equipping students for success should be a collective effort by educational institutions, employers, and policymakers.