A graduate in handicrafts pointed out the gap between academic education and market needs, citing the lack of sufficient training in marketing and sales, the difficulty in securing raw materials, and the decrease in customers as the most significant challenges for professional activity in the handicrafts sector.
Raw Materials Are Expensive and Customers Have Decreased / Students Are Not Being Trained for the Job Market
A handicrafts graduate highlights the disconnect between university education and market demands, emphasizing challenges such as inadequate marketing training, high raw material costs, and a shrinking customer base. This situation raises concerns about the preparedness of students for the job market.
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📰 What Happened
A handicrafts graduate has pointed out significant challenges in the sector, including a lack of training in marketing and sales, high costs of raw materials, and a decrease in customers. This reflects a broader issue of educational institutions not aligning with market demands.
- There is a disconnect between academic training and the practical skills needed in the handicrafts market.
- The handicrafts sector is facing economic challenges due to high raw material costs and reduced customer interest.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran's economy has been under strain due to sanctions and internal policies, impacting various sectors including handicrafts. The education system has been criticized for not adequately preparing students for the job market.
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