These days, the young often wonders whether they should pursuit a further education or not. While some
feel that getting a job straight after graduating from high schools brings about a variety of advantages, I am convinced that it is better if students continue studying at college or university.
There are two justifiable reasons why some believe that students can reap the benefits of working
straight after school. The first factor is gaining work experience and starting their own business. For
example, students can learn how to be on friendly terms with their co-workers and cooperate with their
boss, which are valuable interpersonal skills for any job. They, therefore, often easily get a business off the ground. Another perceived ground is to reduce financial burden. Many universities or colleges charge high fees for their courses, and some students whose parents can not support enough money for them to keep on studying because they are poor or in debt. In this case, getting a job straight after school can help them make ends meet and save money.
On the other hand, I am of the opinion that it is better to follow a further education. In the first place, there
are more prospects of finding splendid jobs if students have a bachelor’s degree or a doctorate one. Over the recent years, a wide range of employers of large companies recruit employees having
academic qualifications, so people having the diploma have a higher chance to be recruited compared to
those who have fewer or no qualifications. In the second place, having the diploma creates more opportunities to get a promotion and have a stable income. A case in point is that it is easier for people gaining professional qualifications to become a managing director of a global company and can generate more income.
To sum up, I believe that students should study at university or college with a view to guaranteeing a
steady job, so they can have a well-off life and support for themselves and their future family.
These days, the young
often
wonders whether they
should pursuit
a
further
education or not. While
some
feel
that getting a
job
straight after graduating from high schools brings about a variety of advantages, I
am convinced
that it is better if
students
continue studying at college or university.
There are two justifiable reasons why
some
believe that
students
can reap the benefits of working
straight after school. The
first
factor is gaining work experience and starting their
own
business. For
example,
students
can learn how to be on friendly terms with their co-workers and cooperate with
their
boss
, which are valuable interpersonal
skills
for any
job
. They,
therefore
,
often
easily
get
a business off the ground. Another perceived ground is to
reduce
financial burden.
Many
universities or colleges charge high fees for their courses, and
some
students
whose parents can not support
enough
money for them to
keep
on studying
because
they are poor or in debt.
In this case
, getting a
job
straight after school can
help
them
make
ends
meet
and save money.
On the other hand
, I am of the opinion that it is better to follow a
further
education. In the
first
place,
there
are
more prospects of finding splendid
jobs
if
students
have a bachelor’s degree or a doctorate one. Over the recent years, a wide range of employers of large
companies
recruit employees
having
academic qualifications,
so
people
having the diploma have a higher chance to
be recruited
compared to
those
who have fewer or no qualifications. In the second place, having the diploma creates more opportunities to
get
a promotion and have a stable income. A case in point is that it is easier for
people
gaining professional qualifications to become a managing director of a global
company
and can generate more income.
To sum up, I believe that
students
should study at university or college with a view to guaranteeing a
steady
job
,
so
they can have a well-off life and support for themselves and their future family.