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Young people-friendly and inclusive labour market: the key to developing young generation's potential

Anonymous

April 26, 2023

Young people-friendly and inclusive labour market: the key to developing young generation's potential

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From my point of view, the better future implies more opportunities for young, motivated and talented university graduates in the labour market across Europe. As I have personally experienced, these young people face obstacles to gaining a new working experience in a professional environment. The companies/organisations/institutes should be more open to young people instead of expecting them to have relevant, several years of experience already after their studies graduation. the question is how young, talented and motivated young people can already possess several years of professional experience right after their graduation. Instead, they should get chances to gain a new professional experience to develop their career after studies graduation, shouldn’t they ?

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In 2040 I would like the valley train to be frequent, even if only every two hours, and for on-call transport to cover the smaller villages, so that a 16-year-old boy can go to play sports or visit friends without the family having to organize for weeks. I would like fiber in every fraction, not as a promise but as a normal thing, because working from home here should be the obvious choice, not an exception to explain. I also wish the school wouldn't close. Classes with five children are a problem for those who organize the numbers, but for those who attend them they are a fortune: You learn differently, with the older ones helping the little ones and with the teachers who know each family. I imagine a mountain school that works with schools in other countries, with online twinning and real exchanges, and where Italian, German and English are spoken well, because languages are really needed here. And I wish young people had a way to do business without leaving. A cooperative that manages the forest and sells its wood in a sustainable way, a hostel run by those who grew up in the valley, a laboratory for the production of cheese or beer with the local raw material. Not everyone will have to become an entrepreneur, but those who want to try should find money, advice and someone to tell them they can do it. I don't know if that's gonna happen. But I know the question is not how to get young people back, but how to make sure they don't need to leave to have a full life. In 2040 I hope the answer is: There are things to do here, there are people to do them with, and someone will one day want to stay.
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