Even with improved access to education, a significant number of adults stay illiterate nowadays. The adults who are illiterate can face problems with employment and mental health. Governments can help them by creating special courses.
Illiterate people often face different challenges. The main challenge is finding a job. The majority of professions include basic skills like reading and writing. That is why the number of jobs , which these adults can choose, is too small. Moreover, these jobs often have heavy workloads. Unemployment and exhaustion can make illiterate people overwhelmed. They often feel tidiness and worry about the future because they cannot choose the profession they would like to have.
One possible solution is creating special courses for illiterate adults by governments. These courses can be organized in universities because spending time with literate people can motivate. Besides, the course curriculum may include different subjects. For instance, reading, writing and math are the basic parts, while arts, history and informatics are not required. The variety of subjects shows the diversity of the world. After the course, participants could receive a certificate, which provides an opportunity to find a new job.
In conclusion, illiterate people can have a lot of problems, especially with finding work and mental health. I believe that governments can provide opportunities to solve these problems by creating special courses.