Graduates’ youthful optimism falters in face of Brexit uncertainty
Research shows that more than half of college leavers are spooked by international events such as trade wars and political instability, though recruitment opportunities and salaries are on the up, writes Graham Clifford
Graduates by their nature are generally a positive lot. They’ve come through their studies, acquired the required grades, learned to stand on their own two feet and moved away from rote learning to embrace alternative methods of teaching and instruction.
Yet as they collect their parchments on graduation day ...