In the modern world,
education
is actually crucial to humanity, which helps to gain an enormous fund of knowledge, achieve career goals and set personal. To lead a happy and prosperous life, an individual needs to study and obtain a great job to be successful in life. Due to poverty or financial support, there are still a huge number of people who cannot learn and get even basic understanding like ability to write or to read. In my opinion, I subscribe to the view that government should give
education
for free for difficult circumstances, especially the poor, but not all social classes.
To begin
with, the biggest advantages of imposing free
education
is that not only economic system, but
also
the nation will be improved and developed. If many poor students have the opportunity to obtain well-
qualificated
education
, countries will have more talents contributing to necessary fields.
Furthermore
, as citizens of a country, students have right to go to school like many people, not just the rich. In Vietnam,
for example
, there are many scholarships available from universities to disadvantaged students
such
as the Foreign Trade University and the scholarship students are those who enter with high scores. Providing free
education
to that person may have great positive results for the society and it is pretty common that educated people those have grown in poor families become more successful than others.
Nevertheless
, offering free
education
for all is not practicable.
Firstly
,
this
greatly affects the spending of teachers and school staffs. Few government can successfully afford these colossal expenses without charging any fees. It is the fact that the government’s enormous budget on
education
, infrastructure development in other vital sectors
such
as health care, accommodation, transport and the like will suffer immensely. As
such
, it will not benefit people as expected because people will enjoy advanced facilities in one field but will be famished or deprived in the other, due to the government’s lack of a balanced approach in its expenditures.
In conclusion, making
education
free for everyone has a wide range of benefits. I believe ensuring
education
for all is a prerequisite to the development of a nation, but the government should have proper policies because offering free to all is not a valid and pragmatic approach to achieving
this
goal, as it engenders greater drawbacks than upsides.