It is often argued that the tertiary level students should choose subjects according to their preference, while others think that only the main subjects should be opted by students which would help them for their successful future. I think that although studying the subjects of interest would help students to explore their talent, learning the mainstream courses would create opportunities for getting well-paid jobs which is extremely essential in today’s competitive job market.
On the other hand, the courses of preference help students to find out their unrecognized talent. This is because if students learn their preferred subjects, they will do this with much more interest, eventually, they will get a deeper understanding of those subjects. This would help them to identify the fields in which they are actually good and talented. For example, 20% of universities of Nepal provided choice for choosing subjects to their students and it helped students to get to know about their capabilities in their preferred subjects such as arts and drama. However, I believe that exploring talent does not help to get highly paid jobs at the present time.
On the other hand, the major subjects would make it easier to obtain jobs with high pay rates. Since in today’s time, most of the jobs demand workers skilled with technology, these skills could only be acquired by learning subjects specific to the streams such as engineering and science. Therefore, if students become skilled in today’s technology, they will definitely get hired on high wages. For instance, in India every year, thousands of students from engineering colleges are recruited with brilliant salary packages by multinational companies. I am convinced by the idea of focusing on the major subjects by learners of universities in order to secure jobs with higher salaries in their future.
In conclusion, I believe that while opting for the subjects of choice would assist undergraduates to discover their hidden ability, studying science and technology would secure their future in terms of getting high-income jobs.
It is
often
argued that the tertiary level
students
should choose
subjects
according to their preference, while others
think
that
only
the main
subjects
should
be opted
by
students
which would
help
them for their successful future. I
think
that although studying the
subjects
of interest would
help
students
to explore their talent, learning the mainstream courses would create opportunities for getting well-paid
jobs
which is
extremely
essential in
today
’s competitive
job
market.
On the other hand
, the courses of preference
help
students
to find out their unrecognized talent. This is
because
if
students
learn their preferred
subjects
, they will do this with much more interest,
eventually
, they will
get
a deeper understanding of those
subjects
. This would
help
them to identify the fields in which they are actually
good
and talented.
For example
, 20% of universities of Nepal provided choice for choosing
subjects
to their
students
and it
helped
students
to
get
to know about their capabilities in their preferred
subjects
such as arts and drama.
However
, I believe that exploring talent does not
help
to
get
highly
paid
jobs
at the present time.
On the other hand
, the major
subjects
would
make
it easier to obtain
jobs
with high pay rates. Since in
today
’s time, most of the
jobs
demand workers skilled with technology, these
skills
could
only
be acquired
by learning
subjects
specific to the streams such as engineering and science.
Therefore
, if
students
become skilled in
today
’s technology, they will definitely
get
hired on high wages.
For instance
, in India every year, thousands of
students
from engineering colleges
are recruited
with brilliant salary packages by multinational
companies
. I
am convinced
by the
idea
of focusing on the major
subjects
by learners of universities in order to secure
jobs
with higher salaries in their future.
In conclusion
, I believe that while opting for the
subjects
of choice would assist undergraduates to discover their hidden ability, studying science and technology would secure their future in terms of getting high-income
jobs
.