VOICED : Tunisian graduates face low skills job market

The video discusses the employment challenges faced by Tunisians, particularly the issue of underemployment among university graduates. Despite having diplomas, many find themselves in low-skilled jobs due to a lack of suitable opportunities. The unemployment rate is high, and economic reforms have been slow since the fall of Ben Ali. As presidential elections approach, there is pressure on politicians to address these issues. The 2011 revolution had promised a brighter future, but many Tunisians feel that hope is fading.

What is a significant challenge faced by university graduates in Tunisia?

• They often work in fields unrelated to their studies.

• They receive high salaries.

• They have too many job offers.

• They are overqualified for their jobs.

What is the unemployment rate in Tunisia as mentioned in the video?

• 15%

• 25%

• 10%

• 20%

What has not been introduced in Tunisia since the fall of Ben Ali?

• Major economic reforms

• New educational policies

• Tourism initiatives

• Healthcare improvements

What is one potential solution for economic improvement in Tunisia?

• Increasing import tariffs

• Training engineers for value-added solutions

• Expanding the tourism sector

• Reducing taxes

What was the hope for Tunisia after the 2011 revolution?

• A more prosperous future

• Increased foreign investment

• A decrease in population

• A rise in tourism