Education is surely one of the most crucial sectors of every nation. The prosperity of a country is directly proportional to the number of educated citizens. I assent to this affirmation to a great extent.
Opponents may opine that the skills are necessary for developments, not the education as many of the famous personalities of the world like Albert Einstein, Thomas Edison, and Bill gates were among school and college dropouts. They brought big revolutions in their respective fields without any formal education.
However, I would say that ratio of such people is very low. Therefore, we cannot underestimate the power of formal education. As it has become one of the mandatory conditions for even job applicants. Take an example MNCs engaged in software production, they are more likely to employ candidates who are degree holders rather than those who have the required skill but no evidence of their skills in terms of education. Thus, firms only believe in educated youth to contribute in productive ways to the prosperity of their nation. Education is the basic needs for a skilled person and it is very unlike that without proper education a skilled generation would automatically build. There is a huge difference between an electric engineer who has a Masters degree from a reputed university and an electric technician who works in a shop. The former one is the type of people a nation needs for development while the later one helps people to complete their electric connections and repairing.
Moreover, it has been observed that developed countries have a high literacy rate than the developing and under developed nations. This clearly bears the testimony of the fact that education is the reason behind their progress. So, educated populaces do affect the flourishing capabilities of the country. Therefore, it should be taken care of.
In a compendium, I would say that education and prosperity of a country are closely correlated to each other.
Education
is
surely
one of the most crucial sectors of every
nation
. The prosperity of a
country
is
directly
proportional to the number of educated citizens. I assent to this affirmation to a great extent.
Opponents may opine that the
skills
are necessary for developments, not the
education
as
many
of the
famous
personalities of the world like Albert Einstein, Thomas Edison, and
Bill gates
were among school and college dropouts. They brought
big
revolutions in their respective fields without any formal education.
However
, I would say that ratio of such
people
is
very
low.
Therefore
, we cannot underestimate the power of formal
education
. As it has become one of the mandatory conditions for even job applicants. Take an example
MNCs
engaged in software production, they are more likely to employ candidates
who
are degree holders
rather
than those
who
have the required
skill
but
no evidence of their
skills
in terms of
education
.
Thus
, firms
only
believe in educated youth to contribute in productive ways to the prosperity of their
nation
.
Education
is the basic needs for a skilled person and it is
very
unlike that without proper
education
a skilled generation would
automatically
build. There is a huge difference between an electric engineer
who
has a
Masters
degree from a reputed university and an electric technician
who
works in a shop. The former one is the type of
people
a
nation
needs for development while the later one
helps
people
to complete their electric connections and repairing.
Moreover
, it has
been observed
that developed
countries
have a high literacy rate than the developing and under developed
nations
. This
clearly
bears the testimony of the fact that
education
is the reason behind their progress.
So
, educated populaces do affect the flourishing capabilities of the
country
.
Therefore
, it should
be taken
care of.
In a compendium, I would say that
education
and prosperity of a
country
are
closely
correlated to each other.