EA Worldwide Encourage Unemployed Graduates to Create Own Work Opportunities

    LONDON, ENGLAND, September 07, 2011 /24-7PressRelease/ -- EA Worldwide consider the figures published in the London Metro reported by the Higher Education Statistics Agency suggesting 27.7 per cent of graduates remain unemployed or out of full time paid work even 4 years after graduating from university. EA Worldwide deem these figure as alarming and are in support of more emphasis on building relationships between universities, employers and the promotion of student entrepreneurship.

EA Worldwide, an outsourced sales and marketing company based in London Bridge has thrived in the economic downturn and offer all suppliers trading with their company opportunities in a Business Development Scheme to encourage entrepreneurship in the UK and Europe. 'The recession does not have to be a negative condition for new graduates. It should be looked at as a great opportunity to encourage student's natural ambition to be successful and use their entrepreneurial spirit to create their own opportunities for work' says Josh Cote, Managing Director of EA Worldwide.

Optimistically, almost 4 out of five graduates believe their education has been worth the effort even with employment options for new graduates at an all time low. 'Gaining a degree is hard work; it requires a lot of discipline and focus so graduates should definitely feel a great sense of achievement and be confident that their education has not gone to waste, it will be recognised in the long run. Gaining work in their chosen field is just the next challenge and what better way to get what you want than to start your own business.' adds EA Worldwide MD, Josh Cote.

EA Worldwide maintains a strong interest in fostering the education of entrepreneurship so was encouraged to learn through The Independents report of the number of postgraduates from 2007/08 to 2008-09 enrolling in entrepreneurship programmes rose by 22% (http://www.independent.co.uk/student/postgraduate/postgraduate-study/ ... 19291.html).

EA Worldwide encourage an entrepreneurial mind-set and use examples of young entrepreneurs like Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, Runescape, Andrew Gower and Mashable, Pete Cashmore (http://www.retireat21.com/top-young-entrepreneurs) all while under the age of 30 started their own businesses and created their own work opportunities. 'These are great examples of young ambitious individuals who had a business idea or recognized a gap in the market and decided, despite their lack of life experience, to go all out and create success for themselves which intern has eventuated in thousands of employment opportunities for other people' says Josh Cote of EA Worldwide.

EA Worldwide sustain their view that graduates should look into taking part in enterprise training or engage their entrepreneurial spirit to develop their own work opportunities and make their own success.

EA Worldwide Acquisitions is a leading outsourced customer acquisition company. http://www.eaworldwide.co.uk/

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