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Some people think that getting a degree from University is the best way to guarantee a good job, others believe that it would be better to go straight into work and get experience instead. Discuss both sides and give your opinion. v.1

Some people think that getting a degree from University is the best way to guarantee a good job, others believe that it would be better to go straight into work and get experience instead. v. 1
While it is often thought that getting a quality occupation can only be guaranteed upon obtaining a University degree, others believe that instead of aspiring for a degree, opting for experience once and for all immediately after High School is better. In my opinion, I think the kind of job one aspires to do should determine whether to go to the University or get a job immediately. On the one hand, organisations tend to value people of higher qualifications during the interview process. This sole reason is an inspiration for people to study at the University in order that their Degree will give them an edge to work at their desired company. Furthermore, we as people know that higher schooling means more knowledge and as a result, there will always be a need for one's degree sooner or later. On the other hand, some jobs do not need the degree earned but prefer to employ well experienced individuals in order to adequately carry out the duties of such role. This seem to apply more in practical jobs such as driving, catering, cooking, cleaning etc. Results show that no matter the degrees acquired, a person with initial experience will better perform those tasks. Finally, I believe that there is no hard and fast rule to getting a great job, instead, if one considers his career path, he or she may better be able to choose which is more fitting to his circumstances. While I agree that professional jobs may require University certificates, I think otherwise about blue collar jobs. In conclusion, having considered the varied opinions of what guarantees a good job, I however agree that Degrees are vital only for professionals, because experience may be more paramount for non-professionals.
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thought
that getting a quality occupation can
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only
be guaranteed
upon obtaining a
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University
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degree
, others believe that
instead
of aspiring for a
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degree
, opting for experience once and for all immediately after High School is better. In my opinion, I
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think
the kind of
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job
one aspires to do should determine whether to go to the
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University
or
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get
a
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job
immediately.

On the one hand,
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organisations
tend to value
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people
of higher qualifications during the interview process. This sole reason is an inspiration for
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people
to study at the
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University
in order that their
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Degree
will give them an edge to work at their desired
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company
.
Furthermore
, we as
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people
know that higher schooling means more knowledge and
as a result
, there will always be a need for one's
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degree
sooner or later.

On the other hand
,
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some
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jobs
do not need the
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degree
earned
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but
prefer to employ well experienced individuals in order to
adequately
carry out the duties of such role.
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to apply more in practical
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jobs
such as driving, catering, cooking, cleaning etc. Results
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show
that no matter the
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degrees
acquired, a person with initial experience will better perform those tasks.

Finally
, I believe that there is no
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hard
and
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fast
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rule
to getting a great
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job
,
instead
, if one considers his career path, he or she may better be able to choose which is more fitting to his circumstances. While I
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agree
that professional
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jobs
may require
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University
certificates, I
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think
otherwise
about blue collar jobs.

In conclusion
, having considered the varied opinions of what guarantees a
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good
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job
, I
however
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agree
that
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Degrees
are vital
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only
for professionals,
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because
experience may be more paramount for non-professionals.
9Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
18Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
2Mistakes
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IELTS essay Some people think that getting a degree from University is the best way to guarantee a good job, others believe that it would be better to go straight into work and get experience instead. v. 1

Essay
  American English
5 paragraphs
289 words
6
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