Helps to tackle youth unemployment. In the UK, average unemployment rates are 8%, but youth unemployment amongst under 25s is running at 23%. Raising the school leaving age will hopefully means more young people enter the job market with either A-levels or vocational training qualifications. Also, 16 and 17 year olds would not be competing for work.
Helps Prevent Social Problems arising from youth unemployment. If young people leave school with no qualifications and struggle to find work, there is an increased risk of social problems such as crime, vandalism and alienation. Education and training can help improve the motivation and skill level of young workers.
Skills in higher demand in global economy. Because of globalisation and relative decline of British manufacturing sector, there are less ‘low-skilled’ manual labour jobs. Young people entering labour market face a more competitive labour market. Without some skills or education, they will find it difficult to get a suitable job.
Helps to tackle youth unemployment. In the UK, average unemployment rates are 8%, but youth unemployment amongst under 25s is running at 23%. Raising the school leaving age will hopefully means more young people enter the job market with either A-levels or vocational training qualifications. Also, 16 and 17 year olds would not be competing for work.Helps Prevent Social Problems arising from youth unemployment. If young people leave school with no qualifications and struggle to find work, there is an increased risk of social problems such as crime, vandalism and alienation. Education and training can help improve the motivation and skill level of young workers.Skills in higher demand in global economy. Because of globalisation and relative decline of British manufacturing sector, there are less ‘low-skilled’ manual labour jobs. Young people entering labour market face a more competitive labour market. Without some skills or education, they will find it difficult to get a suitable job.
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