The-Reasons-for-the-difficulties-in-College-Graduates-Job-hunting-大学生找工作难的英文剖析.doc

The Reasons for the difficulties in College Graduates Job-hunting Nowadays, with the increasing number of college graduates emerging in the society, a harsh reality was placed in front of them. This is the difficulties of job-hunting. Some of them even Have been in self-mockery that the moment they are graduated, they are unemployed. An excellent college student should have found a satisfactory job with a considerable income, but why are there still numerous students who who are out of work. Peoples view vary. And there three factors accounting for the phenomenon: the deficiency of educational system, the incompetence of the graduates, and the high standard of employer.Perhaps one of the most common cause is the college students themselves. That is to say they are not competent. Although, they have pursued the further education, they havent studied hard enough at all when they were on campuses. They are always wasting their precious time hanging out, playing computer, and sleeping in their warm bed, however, all these are meaningless to their future job. Whats worse, skipping classes become their often cases, and, as a result, nothing have they learned when its the time to compete in the recruitment fair. So, the jobless should introspect themselves why they can not reach the certain standard that the society need.Besides the incompetence of the students, another contributing factor is the employers high standard. The company often demand too much from the competitor. For instance, the bosses hire the experienced while they candidates have graduated from the college and never do they have time to practice and gain experience. Some vacancies even only serves for the postgraduate, but a college graduate is competent enough.Last but not least, the Chinese education system may be ignored but, actually, its one of the primary cause. The Chinese education have arranged what the college should pursue instead of giving them choices. Just as a survey indicates there are 45% of the graduates present jobs are not related to their majors, and only 15% of their knowledge could be adopted to their job-hunting. Thus the most of them knowledge is of no use for the future work, and also the students are not interested at all but they are still forced to take the such courses. Its tragedy, isnt it?Taking all the above into consideration, difficulties of job-hunting are not only the problem of the graduates, bur