So many dreams for our youngsters dashed.

The first two responses to a thread seeking to discuss the impact that Brexit will have on the job opportunities for our younger generations were basically, "don't worry, there's no problem".

Kali didn't mention the English language. My DH works part time in tourism, speaks 3 languages. Don't really see how that's relevant, though.

Alegrias1

It'll all be fine Kali2, after all we speak English, what could possibly go wrong? We're British don't you know?

In that overused phrase, I despair

I despair too Alegrias. Have you ever worked as a pilot where English is actually the main language, or in tourism where Englush leads the way? Look at the start of Kali's thread and my response. It is nothing about nationality, but about language. Picking a fight isn't always necessary. You should know I don't do politics, much as that phrase upsets.

It'll all be fine Kali2, after all we speak English, what could possibly go wrong? We're British don't you know?

In that overused phrase, I despair

With English as their first language I can't see the job world shrinking for our youngsters.
Antonia is right, my son works alongside EDF engineering projects in the UK.

It will be a problem for some young people, but there are many job opportunities in the UK. Maybe the EU countries aren't keen to employ British youngsters, after Brexit.
Climate change is a different story and will probably affect them all.