1) The document proposes various ideas to help students balance work and study, including sending students to local small businesses once a week to gain work experience, having the government subsidize part of students' salaries, and having schools create partnerships and networking events with local employers. 2) Other suggestions involve having community volunteers mentor students, tailoring curricula to local job skills needs, and promoting apprenticeships with small local businesses. 3) The final ideas center on the government supporting student accommodation to increase workforce mobility, offering tax breaks so students don't need to work as much, and granting scholarships to give students flexibility in how much they work.