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Several UK universities are advising graduates to apply for benefits immediately after their courses end due to rising youth unemployment. The guidance includes applying for universal credit even if graduates have jobs lined up. The government has introduced the Jobs Guarantee scheme to assist young people in finding employment, aiming to support over 90,000 individuals in the next three years.
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Several UK universities are advising graduates to apply for benefits immediately after their courses end due to rising youth unemployment. The guidance includes applying for universal credit even if graduates have jobs lined up. The government has introduced the Jobs Guarantee scheme to assist young people in finding employment, aiming to support over 90,000 individuals in the next three years.
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Universities tell students how they can apply for benefits from the day their course ends amid claims they are being fast-tracked to a life on handouts
UK Universities Advise Graduates on Applying for Benefits Post-Course Completion