Lesson
Rising Neet Rates: A Call to Action
Alan Milburn's report reveals that 1 million young people in the UK are not in education, employment, or training, highlighting structural issues and inequality.
Pick your level
Standard — Natural English
63 words · ~1 min readLesson audio
Standard level
Tap to play
Test your understanding
Test your understanding
01How many young people in the UK are classified as Neet?
02What does Neet stand for?
03What is one major factor contributing to the rise in Neet rates?
04What is the estimated economic cost of the Neet issue?
Discussion
Discussion
What steps can be taken to reduce the Neet rates among young people?
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Neet word
A term for young people not in education, employment, or training.
“The report discusses the rising number of Neets in the UK.”
inequality word
The state of not being equal, especially in status or opportunities.
“Inequality is a major factor affecting Neet rates.”
structural word
Relating to the arrangement or organization of something.
“The report highlights structural issues in society.”
consequences word
The results or effects of an action or condition.
“The consequences of high Neet rates can be severe for the economy.”
disparities word
Differences or inequalities in something.
“The report notes disparities in Neet rates across different regions.”