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Several major UK universities are advising students to apply for benefits immediately after their courses end due to rising youth unemployment and a decrease in graduate job vacancies. This guidance includes applying for universal credit even if students have jobs lined up. In response to the youth employment crisis, the government has introduced the Jobs Guarantee scheme to help young people secure work.
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Several major UK universities are advising students to apply for benefits immediately after their courses end due to rising youth unemployment and a decrease in graduate job vacancies. This guidance includes applying for universal credit even if students have jobs lined up. In response to the youth employment crisis, the government has introduced the Jobs Guarantee scheme to help young people secure work.
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Universities tell students to apply for benefits from the day their course ends amid claims they are being fast-tracked to a life on handouts
UK Universities Advise Students on Benefits Applications Post-Graduation