People hold different perspectives about whether competition skills ought to be studied at school or collaboration skills have much more importance on students. In my opinion, I consider that teaching students about team working skills might result in the development of their communication and organisation abilities and have an impact on them the most.
On the one hand, it is believed that being competitive is the best way for attaining appropriate skills for future life. Firstly, it might cause students to be more ambitious and motivated. Because wanting victory over rivals might compell them to have principal and straight aims. Students may possess the idea that onward marching competitive skills and demonstrating them in an efficient way can result in victory. Therefore, they will have the right chance to improve self-esteem and intelligence. Moreover, they might try to catch up with more successful students. Due to the fact that wanting to be one step ahead of others is the main feature of being competitive, students may have the sense of awareness that they have lack of some skills or hard work. They could eliminate these gaps simply by trying to keep up with other acknowledged students.
On the other hand, learning collaborative skills may lead to the more achievements than being competitive, according to some. I also share the idea that students ought to be told collaboration skills in order to have comprehensive education. Firstly, it improves cooperative abilities and advance tolerance and understanding. Operating in a group of students requires to be patient and indulgent to other's behaviour and ideas. Being accustomed to that kind of situation, students will be able to cope with problems in their future jobs. Moreover, they might have the opportunity to be aware of their own capability. In a team work, the contribution that each member has to provide to the common work might lead to the elimination of boundaries that students have set up for their accomplishments.
In conclusion, I consider that for making students best-equipped and most suitable for future life aspects, they should be taught collaboration skills at school. 
 People
 hold  
different
  perspectives about
 whether competition  
skills
 ought to  
be studied
 at school or collaboration  
skills
 have much more importance on  
students
. In my opinion, I consider that teaching  
students
 about team working  
skills
  might
 result in the development of their communication and  
organisation
 abilities and have an impact on them the most.
On the one hand, it  
is believed
 that being  
competitive
 is the best way for attaining appropriate  
skills
 for future life.  
Firstly
, it  
might
 cause  
students
 to be more ambitious and motivated.  
Because
 wanting victory over rivals  
might
  compell
 them to have principal and straight aims.  
Students
 may possess the  
idea
 that onward marching  
competitive
  skills
 and demonstrating them  
in an efficient way
 can result in victory.  
Therefore
, they will have the right chance to  
improve
 self-esteem and intelligence.  
Moreover
, they  
might
 try to catch up with more successful  
students
. Due to the fact that wanting to be one step ahead of others is the main feature of being  
competitive
,  
students
 may have the sense of awareness that they have lack of  
some
  skills
 or  
hard
 work. They could eliminate these gaps  
simply
 by trying to  
keep
 up with other acknowledged students. 
On the other hand
, learning collaborative  
skills
 may lead to the more achievements than being  
competitive
, according to  
some
. I  
also
 share the  
idea
 that  
students
 ought to be  
told
 collaboration  
skills
 in order to have comprehensive education.  
Firstly
, it  
improves
 cooperative abilities and advance tolerance and understanding. Operating in a group of  
students
 requires to be patient and indulgent to other's  
behaviour
 and  
ideas
.  
Being accustomed
 to that kind of situation,  
students
 will be able to cope with problems in their future jobs.  
Moreover
, they  
might
 have the opportunity to be aware of their  
own
 capability. In a team work, the contribution that each member  
has to
 provide to the common work  
might
 lead to the elimination of boundaries that  
students
 have set up for their accomplishments. 
In conclusion
, I consider that for making  
students
 best-equipped and most suitable for future life aspects, they should  
be taught
 collaboration  
skills
 at school.