Some people think that a nation should encourage all young people enter university to pursue academic studies. From my point of view, this tendency is advantageous but impractical.
In terms of benefit, a high percentage of youngster attending tertiary education has these following points. First, young learners can achieve a qualification which can open the door to better employment prospects with higher salary. In addition, students want to take part in universities because they will have opportunities to learn from lecturers who are expert in their fields. For example, In Germany thanks to the free of charge university education system, the employment rate remains in low level. Second, the economy can benefit from a well-educated workforce who contribute to the sustainable development. People graduating from tertiary institutions may have better work productivity owing to knowledge gained from university. For instance, labor force in Finland in which university education system is open for every learner is evaluated as one of the most efficient worldwide.
On the other hand, offering a massive number of university places in some countries is not feasible. Initially, personal financial may prevent some high school leavers from continuing university education. Not all individuals are capable of paying university tuition fee in several countries. For example, some nations in Africa having problems about security and starvation cannot focus on university education. Next, a high proportion of university attendance will lead to the shortage of educational facilities and infrastructure. Otherwise, efficiency in education and training cannot be guaranteed due to an excessiveness of learners.
In conclusion, it is beneficial to support tertiary education but measures must be taken to solve feasibility related issues.
Some
people
think
that a nation should encourage all young
people
enter
university
to pursue academic studies. From my point of view, this tendency is advantageous
but
impractical.
In terms of benefit, a high percentage of youngster attending tertiary
education
has these following points.
First
, young learners can achieve a qualification which can open the door to better employment prospects with higher salary.
In addition
, students want to
take part
in
universities
because
they will have opportunities to learn from lecturers who are expert in their fields.
For example
, In Germany thanks to
the free of
charge
university
education
system, the employment rate remains in low level. Second, the economy can benefit from a well-educated workforce who contribute to the sustainable development.
People
graduating from tertiary institutions may have better work productivity owing to knowledge gained from
university
.
For instance
, labor force in Finland in which
university
education
system is open for every learner
is evaluated
as one of the most efficient worldwide.
On the other hand
, offering a massive number of
university
places in
some
countries is not feasible.
Initially
, personal financial may
prevent
some
high
school leavers
from continuing
university
education
. Not all individuals are capable of paying
university
tuition fee in several countries.
For example
,
some
nations in Africa having problems about security and starvation cannot focus on
university
education
.
Next
, a high proportion of
university
attendance will lead to the shortage of educational facilities and infrastructure.
Otherwise
, efficiency in
education
and training cannot
be guaranteed
due to an
excessiveness
of learners.
In conclusion
, it is beneficial to support tertiary
education
but
measures
must
be taken
to solve feasibility related issues.