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今年将有6.3百万毕业生，然而，智力集中型职位少之又少，基层组织和中小企业的刺激机制还不够。财政部将拨款433亿元，用于鼓励愿意到农村工作的毕业生。
80% of grads to get jobs by December
The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, along with those of Education and Finance, the State Administration for Industry and Commerce and the People's Bank of China have video conference on finding jobs for this year's graduates.
Data shows China will have 6.3 million graduates this year. But the number of talent-intensive posts is small. And the incentive to work in grass-root organizations and small and medium-sized enterprises isn't strong. So the Ministry of Finance is providing a 43.3-billion-yuan subsidy for graduates willing to work in the countryside.
Li Xiangwei, Researcher, Ministry of HR & Social Security, said, "For example, a college graduate will get 6 thousand yuan to compensate the tuition fee if he works in the countryside for a year. And he can get a total of 24 thousand yuan if he works for four years."
The State Administration for Industry and Commerce says the administrative fees for registration and certificates are waived for graduates who set up a company. And a new regulation allows the graduate entrepreneurs to apply for the small secured loans. They used to have to register for unemployment to get the loans.
Yin Weimin, Minister of HR & Social Security, said, "We strive to achieve a 70 percent employment rate for the graduates by July and the rate is expected to hit 80 percent by the end of the year. And the unemployed graduates will receive free training."
The employment and assistance plan calls for one career counseling session for each graduate, and internships for 350 thousand.
