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15-03-2016, 03:20 PM
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What Would You Do If You Could Study All Over Again?
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Singapore has always enjoyed a relatively low unemployment rate compared to other countries. We know this for a fact – in the recently released labour market advance report, Singapore’s unemployment rate is maintained at 1.9% in the 4th quarter of 2015. This is significantly lower than some other countries such as the United States (5.5% May 2015), Japan (3.1% November 2015), or Australia (5.8% December 2015)
While that’s the case, there are still reports of how Singaporeans are unable to find the jobs that they want. According to TODAY, even though a majority of graduates are able to find a job, some are underemployed, be it by choice or circumstance.
Read more here (https://g$$$$$l/VlLyL9) to find out what 15 Singaporeans say.
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University degree is not everything – and it does not guarantee a job security. Don’t take it from us, but take it from those we spoke to, whom have walked down the road. If you are thinking of picking up your passion and skills again, ask yourself this: what’s stopping you today?
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?226646-Uni-degree-is-not-everything-What-Would-You-Do-If-You-Could-Study-All-Over-Again&goto=newpost).
Article Source: https://g$$$$$l/VlLyL9
What Would You Do If You Could Study All Over Again?
http://az598155.vo.msecnd.net/wp-uploads/2016/03/Screen-Shot-2016-03-14-at-1.19.19-pm.png
Singapore has always enjoyed a relatively low unemployment rate compared to other countries. We know this for a fact – in the recently released labour market advance report, Singapore’s unemployment rate is maintained at 1.9% in the 4th quarter of 2015. This is significantly lower than some other countries such as the United States (5.5% May 2015), Japan (3.1% November 2015), or Australia (5.8% December 2015)
While that’s the case, there are still reports of how Singaporeans are unable to find the jobs that they want. According to TODAY, even though a majority of graduates are able to find a job, some are underemployed, be it by choice or circumstance.
Read more here (https://g$$$$$l/VlLyL9) to find out what 15 Singaporeans say.
http://universitypost.dk/files/pictures/stress3.jpg
University degree is not everything – and it does not guarantee a job security. Don’t take it from us, but take it from those we spoke to, whom have walked down the road. If you are thinking of picking up your passion and skills again, ask yourself this: what’s stopping you today?
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?226646-Uni-degree-is-not-everything-What-Would-You-Do-If-You-Could-Study-All-Over-Again&goto=newpost).