It is argued that it is impossible and useless to offer tertiary education for a tremendous number of young. Personally, I partly disagree with this statement.
There are many reasons to explain why having a university degree has a vital role in the future of young people in this knowledge-based society. Firstly, this is because higher education provides students with more job opportunities in the fiercely competitive market, which leads to the reduction of the unemployment rate in the country. In addition to this, when people have the financial stability to meet their essential needs, the well-being of those also improved. Secondly, the university also offers a dynamic environment to train the faculty of the young generation. During in period of pursuing further education, people have more chances of enhancing their practical skills by participating in extracurricular activities such as communication, team-work skills. For instance, joining clubs helps the young broaden their social relationships, which is key to the ladder of success in later life.
It is, however, impossible to provide almost all young people with access to tertiary education. Firstly, it has the possibility of wasting money in many developing countries. If most people are well-educated by the university, the government have to allocate their huge financial resources in building school places, while there are many aspects of life need to be invested in, such as infrastructures, pollution issues. Secondly, equipping people with higher education may increase the risk of imbalance in the workforce because these people are likely to choose high paying jobs. This leads in the absence of manual labours such as workers, plumbers.
In conclusion, for many reasons I have mentioned above, I still hold my initial view that although making way for most people to follow further education has many benefits, it is not possible to happen.
It
is argued
that it is impossible and useless to offer tertiary
education
for a tremendous number of
young
.
Personally
, I partly disagree with this statement.
There are
many
reasons to
explain
why having a university degree has a vital role in the future of
young
people
in this knowledge-based society.
Firstly
, this is
because
higher
education
provides students with more job opportunities in the
fiercely
competitive market, which leads to the reduction of the unemployment rate in the country.
In addition
to this, when
people
have the financial stability to
meet
their essential needs, the well-being of those
also
improved
.
Secondly
, the university
also
offers a dynamic environment to train the faculty of the
young
generation. During in period of pursuing
further
education
,
people
have more chances of enhancing their practical
skills
by participating in extracurricular activities such as communication, team-work
skills
.
For instance
, joining clubs
helps
the
young
broaden their social relationships, which is key to the ladder of success in later life.
It is,
however
, impossible to provide almost all
young
people
with access to tertiary
education
.
Firstly
, it has the possibility of wasting money in
many
developing countries
. If most
people
are well-educated by the university, the
government
have to
allocate their huge financial resources in building school places, while there are
many
aspects of life need to
be invested
in, such as infrastructures, pollution issues.
Secondly
, equipping
people
with higher
education
may increase the
risk
of imbalance in the workforce
because
these
people
are likely to choose high paying jobs. This leads in the absence of manual
labours
such as workers, plumbers.
In conclusion
, for
many
reasons I have mentioned above, I
still
hold my initial view that although making way for most
people
to follow
further
education
has
many
benefits, it is not possible to happen.