Changed role of higher #education The next day of the summit consisted of involving civil society in working on the C20’s address to the G20 leaders. The draft paper discusses solutions and ideas for the G20 leaders. The draft calls for a working group on inequality, as well as promoting the universal recognition of a college degree as a way to increase labor resources and equalize living standards. Now while the relationship between higher education and the labor market suggests that going to college will result in a job. The reality can be very different for some people. With the President of the World Bank Jim Young Kim saying that the highest rate of unemployment in Tunisia is among college graduates. Currently in America, nearly 52% of recent college graduates under twenty five are either unemployed or underemployed. The recession has changed the role of higher education to this extent, with the ideal being that college will result in economic prosperity but the reality suggesting otherwise for some. examiner/article/russia-starts-dialogue-with-civil-society-at-g20-civil-summit?cid=rss
Posted on: Sat, 29 Jun 2013 17:51:28 +0000
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