Volunteer work has been promoted by many schools and even designated as a requirement for graduation. I agree that unpaid work is of great value for those young participants as well as the whole society, although it is a daunting task for some students.Serving communities can benefit students by expanding their skill set and broadening their practical experience. Volunteering provides them with opportunities to tackle many problems and challenges which are hard to see at school. For example, when they raise funds for charities, they need to explain the worthy causes they advocate to potential patrons. When working for museums, they learn how to introduce exhibits to visitors of different ages and address enquiries with patience. All these experiences could prepare them for complex communication situations in the future, when they enter the workforce and interact with people of different backgrounds.At the same time, young people can learn a sense of responsibility from the voluntary...