2019年英语专业八级考试写作精选测试题及答案4

2019年英语专业八级考试写作精选测试题及答案4

Topic 4

The government now encourages college graduates to work in villages as assistant village heads to improve and strengthen rural administration，as well as creating more jobs for those graduates. By now，there have been 78，000 graduate-turned-village-officials in China. However, there is an opinion that the rural areas are not a good buffer for graduate employment. Do you agree with this opinion? Write an essay of about 400 words on the following topic：

Can College Village Heads Plan Really Help?

In the first part of your essay you, should state clearly

your main argument，and in the second part you should support your argument with appropriate details. In the last part you should bring what you have written to a natural conclusion or make a summary.

Marks will be awarded for content，organization, grammar and appropriateness. Failure to follow the above instructions may result in a Loss of marks.

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Can College Village Heads Plan Really Help?

Due to the Grand College Enrollment Plan, the number of university graduates has been on the increase since the

central government started implementing the plan.

Though the plan helps improve our national quality，it

creates pressure for the job markets. With so many college

students coming out at a time, many graduates have

difficulties in finding suitable jobs. In order to create

more jobs, the government encourages college graduates to

work in villages of our country with a view that rural administration will be strengthened at the same time. As a result，tens of thousands of college graduates have been appointed as village officials in the rural areas. It appears that this plan helps alleviate the pressure caused by

graduate employment，but I do not think the plan will work in the long run.

Firstly，after serving as village officials in the rural areas for two years, the majority of those college village officials will start to look for jobs in the job market again，ag ?gravating the pressure of the job market. Some may argue that the number of those vil?lage officials who enter the job market again is balanced by the number of new college graduates who would be appointed as village officials. The

truth is that while those students have spent two years in

the rural areas，they do not gain enough experience in the corporate world and are likely to forget what they have

learnt in college. In this sense, they are not guaranteed to find decent jobs again. Besides, when working in the rural areas,these students with higher degrees are respected by village people,and are likely to get accustomed to feeling superior to people around them. One can imagine they would probably be frustrated when they work with those who hold the same college degrees or even higher degrees.

Secondly，when the supply of college graduates and the demand of our society are unbalanced，the imbalance can be obtained by increasing available jobs or decreasing the