The problem of NEET, once well-known in the UK and Japan, ha been brought into public attention now in China. NEET refer to the group of the young who are not currently engaged in education, employment or training. Mot of thee young people jut tay at home or idle about, avoiding employment and relying on their parent.
There are mainly two reaon for thi phenomenon. For one thing, with the expanion of univerity enrollment, an increaing number of college graduate pour into job-hunting market every year. Unfortunately, ome of them are not fully prepared and thu become unemployed the time they graduate. For another, ome young people are badly poilt a the only child of their family, o they pychologically and financially depend on their parent even when they are already grown-up.
To olve thi problem, firt, college hould provide pre-job training coure for the young. Second, parent hould cultivate their children the ene of independence. Lat but not the leat, college tudent hould equip themelve with kill and knowledge o that they will become competitive when eeking job.