Ielts Sample Essays And Letters Page 15
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88IELTS ESSAYS AND LETTERS / 15
Young people are important resources to their country, but
governments may ignore some problems faced by young people
in running the country. From your point of view what these
problems might be and give your ideal suggestions to solve
them.
It is an obvious fact that the young generation of every country can be very
valuable and important resources to that country. This important fact,
however, is sometimes ignored by governments, and these governments do
not take young people seriously to solve the problems that their countries
face.
The major problem, to my mind, lies in education. Despite the increasing
number of young people accessible to universities or colleges, there are still
lots of young people who give no chance to receive advanced education,
especially, those in poor families in rural areas. The dropout rate of
teenagers reaches a high percentage in remote rural areas. Besides, there are
no enough open universities where young people can continue their study.
Another problem faced by most young people is employment. It is more and
more difficult for young people to get satisfactory jobs nowadays, even if
they own degrees. Many enterprises and companies prefer experienced job
seekers. They consider it an extra cost to train young people. The statistical
data shows that a large number of college graduates in recent years have not
been employed. And there is a lack of vocational guidance for young people
in society.
The last but not least is that the mental problems of young people have not
been paid much attention. They have no proper ways to relieve the pressure
and anxiety from study and work, which often leads to depression or other
mental disease.
All in all, I believe the government has much to do to solve these problems.
Young people in poor families should be supported to continue their study
and more open universities should be established. The government should
also provide some social training to help young people gain experience. At
the same time, more psychology tutorship or consultation for young people
is necessary. Only when the problems of young people are solved will a
country develop.
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