In some countries in Europe, some children from the age of 11 or 13 go to schools to learn more practical skills that will help them get a job. Other children stay in schools which provide a more general academic education. What should schools do to prepare students for the world of work? Give reason for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

In Europe, there were few countries where kids receive real time skills by attending

to

being one more than one

two

schools around an age of 11 or 13 in order to help them in getting a new job.

However

, other's opt for schooling with routine academic education. Schools must certainly follow proper path in

this

regard. In

this

essay I will discuss the necessary steps that are needed to be initiated by the schools in order to make the brighter students, in terms of educational and cognitive skills. I will

also

provide the reasons for the same.

Also

, I will include realistic instances from my own life.

Firstly

, all the rudimentary subjects which enhance the cognitive skills and motor skills, should be incorporated as a part of child's class. Certainly preference should be given to

such

type of subjects, regardless of the age, because these skills are very crucial for the growth of a child in terms of knowledge. Recent times, few schools in Toronto like Montessori and Bhashyam had shown an impressive term results for their students.

Furthermore

, schools should

also

hire talented tutor's to teach their children. In my view,

such

type of teacher's not only educate children, but

also

nurture the kids with practical awareness.

For instance

, Adam's school in Canada stood in

first

place for the

last

3 year's and the secret behind its success is their power packed training staff. To conclude, I definitely feel schooling must include fundamental subjects as a part of routine studies and

also

incorporate sophisticated mentors too.