VOICED: Greek tragedy looms as graduates job-seek overseas

The video discusses the challenges faced by young job seekers in Greece, highlighting the high unemployment rate and the resulting brain drain as many seek opportunities abroad. Komninos, a graduate who returned to Greece with hopes of finding work, shares his struggles and the reality of the job market. The video emphasizes the economic implications of this exodus, as a significant portion of the youth are willing to leave the country for better prospects, which could further strain Greece's already fragile economy.

What is the main reason young Greeks are considering leaving their country?

• To find better job opportunities

• To pursue higher education

• To explore new cultures

• To escape political unrest

What was Komninos' expectation after graduating from a university in Britain?

• To find a job in Greece

• To start his own business in Greece

• To travel around Europe

• To continue his studies in the UK

What is the unemployment rate among 15 to 29 year olds in Greece?

• Almost a quarter

• Half

• Three-quarters

• One-third

What is a significant concern for Greece's economy due to the brain drain?

• Increase in population

• Loss of cultural heritage

• Potential economic loss

• Decrease in tourism

What does having more qualifications mean in the context of Greece's job market?

• Higher chances of employment

• Immediate job offers

• Better remuneration

• No guarantee of employment or better pay