Clip 4 Graduates facing difficult timeVoice-over: Students setting out on life*"s journey are feeling the _________ _________before they"ve even _______ their first job. For as theeconomy ___________, graduates vacancies have fallen for the first time inthree years.Woman 1: Most of the other people that I know in my degree, in my course, they"re still ________ to find jobs.Voice-over: Diphian Serran is a final-year student hoping for a first-classdegree and praying for a good job. So far, despite ________ interviewsand an ___________ CV she"s had bad luck.Woman 1: Very bad luck. Unfortunately. I"ve gone through the interview stage of many, so to the final stage. But once I reach there, I often get,either get _________ or it"s, you know,“we"Il let you know".Voice-over: The downturn in ____________ and the __________ in thefinancial services mean that nearly half of the employers expect to hirefewer graduates this year. That means the competition on campus has ever been _________.Woman 2: This is the generation of university students who were bornand bred in the economic _________. But they are graduating in the economic bust. Recruitment"s down, salaries are _______. This is _______ time in every sense.Man 1: These times are a lot tougher than they had been the last 10， 15,possibly even 20 years. But employers are still ________. The brains oftoday are the profits of tomorrow. The question is whether the graduates are able to adjust their __________ to the realities of the labor market.Voice-over: For this final year engineering student, the reality is still great.Vacancies in the engineering and public sectors are _________. Will"'sfound a job in a bank. His starting salary is 42K.Man 2: There are still _________ down there for people being smart or,kind of risk _______ enough to get them so its just, you know, its more difficult but it"'s not impossible.Voice-over: The generation who never had it so good as children may find the economic realities harder as adults. Penny Marshall. News at Ten.