Top 20 Reasons Why University Graduates Are Broke And Jobless In Ghana.

 Reasons why some University graduates are still looking for jobs.

Introduction.

Ensuring that you graduate from university with a degree that is relevant and in-demand is one of the best ways to ensure your success when you are job hunting.

 But even if you have graduated and are looking for work, there can be a number of reasons why some graduates struggle to find work.

 This article explores these reasons and how they affect different groups of graduates - like humanities graduates, adults returning to study, and international students.

The unemployment rate is historically low, but there are still many graduates looking for work in Ghana and abroad.

 In this article I'll outline 20 reasons why some university graduates might not be employable.

1. The job market is becoming increasingly competitive, and employers are looking for candidates with specific skills and experience.

2. Many university graduates don't have the necessary work experience to land a job after graduation.

3. Some university graduates choose to pursue further education instead of immediately entering the workforce.

4. Many employers prefer to hire candidates who have graduated from top universities.

5. Some university graduates lack the soft skills that are important in the workplace.

6. Many companies require employees to have a certain level of education, and some university graduates don't meet this requirement.

7. University graduates often have high expectations for their first job, and they may not be willing to settle for less than they think they deserve.

8. The cost of living in some cities is too high for recent university graduates who are just starting out in their careers.

9. Some university graduates are not interested in the jobs that are available to them after graduation.

10. University students often graduate with a lot of debt, and this can make it difficult to find a job that pays enough to cover their expenses.

There are pros and cons to attending university. 

On the plus side, university graduates tend to earn more money over their lifetime than those without a degree.

They also have better job prospects and are more likely to find work that is fulfilling. On the downside, university can be expensive and it takes time to complete a degree.

Some students find themselves in debt after graduation, and it can be difficult to find a job that matches your skills and interests.

According to a recent study, nearly 60% of university graduates are unemployed.

While there are many factors that contribute to this statistic, the following are some of other reasons why some university graduates aren't employed:

1. They don't have any work experience.

2. They don't have the right skillset for the jobs they're applying for.

3. They're not networking enough.

4. They're not keeping their resumes up-to-date.

5. They're not dressing appropriately for job interviews.

6. They're not selling themselves well during interviews.

7. They don't have any references.

The youth unemployment problem is one of the most pressing issues facing society in Ghana today. 

University graduates are struggling to find work, and many are resorting to internships or taking on low-paid jobs just to make ends meet. 

The problem is especially acute in countries like Greece and Spain, where youth unemployment rates have reached over 50%.

8. The global economy is still recovering from the financial crisis, and there are simply not enough jobs to go around. 

9. Many companies are now preferring to hire experienced workers rather than fresh graduates. 

10. And finally, competition for jobs is becoming increasingly fierce as more and more people enter the job market each year.

So what can be done to solve the youth unemployment problem? One obvious solution is to create more jobs. But that's easier said than done. 

Another solution is to provide more support and guidance to young people so that they can better compete for jobs.

Conclusion.

 Governments and universities need to do more to help their citizens and students find employment after graduation. 

Only by working together can we hope to solve this serious problem.

Thanks for reading.