The embarrassing situation of student employment: the way to survive under the double-sided attack
Hello dear readers. Today, we will explore an increasingly serious problem, that is, the embarrassing situation of secondary student employment. This is an issue that we cannot ignore and cannot evade.
In today's society, there are indeed some embarrassing situations in the employment situation of second-year students. On the one hand, they face competitive pressure from higher education levels such as universities, graduate students, and overseas students, and on the other hand, they often fall into the dilemma of their own lack of skills and experience, and it is difficult for them to find their dream job. This makes many parents sigh: "The book is read in vain." ”
However, we can't give up on our second students because of this embarrassing situation. On the contrary, we should see that this is exactly their opportunity to grow and challenge themselves. Difficulties in employment do not mean that the future is hopeless, but rather a test of their perseverance and determination.
First of all, we need to realize that second-class students are not inferior. Academic qualifications are just stepping stones, and real ability and quality are the key to determining whether we can gain a foothold in society. Therefore, students should build confidence in their ability to succeed in any environment.
Secondly, we need to improve our professional skills and experience. School education provides us with basic knowledge and theory, but in order to excel in the workplace, we also need to accumulate practical experience through internships, practical exercises, etc. In addition, participating in various vocational skills training and obtaining relevant qualification certificates are also effective ways to enhance their competitiveness.
Furthermore, broaden their own employment channels. The Internet age has provided us with more employment opportunities. Through various recruitment websites, social platforms, career planning courses, etc., we can have a broader understanding of the job market and find suitable job opportunities for ourselves. At the same time, actively participating in various social practice activities, such as internships, volunteers, part-time jobs, etc., is also an effective way to broaden employment channels.
Finally, we need to adjust our mindset. Difficulty in finding a job does not mean failure, but a re-recognition of one's own ability and value. We need to learn from our failures and keep improving ourselves. At the same time, maintaining a positive and optimistic attitude and having the courage to face challenges and opportunities can lead to success in the job market.
As parents and society, we should also give more support and encouragement to our students. They need our care, guidance and motivation to get out of the predicament and meet the challenges. We can help them better integrate into society and realize their self-worth by providing internship opportunities, recommending job resources, and giving career planning advice.
In short, the embarrassing situation of the employment of students is a problem that requires our common attention and efforts. We need to start from ourselves, improve our skills, broaden our channels, adjust our mentality, and at the same time, we also need the support and care of parents and all walks of life. Only in this way can we help our students get out of their predicament and meet the challenges of the future.