These days, people who have graduated from prestigious universities with high academic degrees are more preferable by recruiters seeking for new novices. In my opinion,
this
has both positive and negative impacts on society.
On the one hand, formal qualifications are the obvious evidence to assert themselves to recruiters. Linking Words
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of all, in many professions – Linking Words
For instance
, a teacher teaching a foreign language, he or she must primarily qualify for the job by achieving feats Linking Words
such
as passing IELTS exams with flying colours or other certificates relevant to their field. Linking Words
Secondly
, in jurisprudence, to become an attorney or a judge, students must acquire some compulsory certificates before applying for any relative position. All of Linking Words
this
means that in an academic or a philosophical environment, Linking Words
in particular
, a large scope of theoretical knowledge with formal academic qualifications is more predominant compared to hands-on experience.
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On the other hand
, some careers have a priority for practical skills. Set bartender as an example, a bartender only needs the skill of mixing drinks for customers while other university degrees are not compelled. Linking Words
Moreover
, if applying for the bartender position with years of experience, the applicants will have a very attractive salary. Linking Words
In addition
, manual workers, particularly, in Vietnam, they do not need to acquire many qualifications which are implicitly superfluous, their experience is more of an importance to the recruiters. But in order to get promoted to a higher position, people with formal qualifications are more likely to be taken into consideration.
In conclusion, people acquiring formal qualifications might not be the most ultimate option for the recruiters. But so as to broaden career prospects and get a better wage, formal qualifications are needed.Linking Words
Robert Belschmist