A recent report is said that about 40 percent of the youth (rural youth) of the villages struggle to get jobs or employment due to skills and weak language (language proficiency), mainly among the issues such as unemployment. According to PTI news, this has been revealed in a report by Business Process Management Company Vertex Global Services. The report said that the difference of language proficiency in the survey was one of the most important obstacles.
Survey conducted in these states
According to the news, the survey, which collected information from 1,200 youth and working persons in five states – Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Punjab and Andhra Pradesh – presents a clear picture of the possibility of positive change. The survey stated that 33 percent of the respondents highlighted the challenge of limited employment opportunities in their area. It has forced the youth to migrate from rural areas to urban centers in search of better training and industry as well as more salary jobs.
Financial obstacles also described as a big challenge
In the survey, about 27 percent of the respondents underlined financial obstacles as a major challenge in achieving good employment opportunities. Many people cited inability to invest in necessary training or travel to urban areas, as they currently have a lack of skills required for more salary positions. The report stated that he highlighted the strict need for financial assistance to help pursue his career.
What to do is necessary
Gagan Arora, founder and CEO of Vertex Global Services, said that for stakeholders, for stakeholders, taking advantage of initiatives like Kaushal Bharat Mission and Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana and improving professional training, increasing language skills and focusing on increasing access through public-private participation There is an immediate requirement to do. He said that by resolving these challenges, it will lead to a more efficient and strong workforce for emerging industries in the country.
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