In today’s job market it is far more important to have practical skills than theoretical knowledge. In the future, job applicants may not need any formal qualification. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this question?

Nowadays, getting a

job

is quite competitive. While some believe that companies require employees who have enough practical

knowledge

and in the near future, there would no demand for formal

qualification

, I think diploma is vitally important in some jobs.

To begin

with, it is understandable why some individuals support practical skills.

Firstly

, in current days, a lot of people are working without

qualification

, but they already gained adequate

knowledge

of their work and they are master practically.

Secondly

, huge number of workers work at organizations that only require physical capability and there is no need for them theoretical

knowledge

.

For example

, in our country almost 66 % of people works at minefields or bazaars.

In addition

, supporters of

this

statement believe that if people are masters of their duty, they would easily get

job

Suggestion

a job

the job

without any

qualification

.

However

, in my opinion, it would be unwise to say that formal qualifications like a diploma or certificate would be unnecessary. Because these formal qualifications prove our ability and

knowledge

in certain grounds. Take the doctors

for example

. For the doctor theoretical skills are far more important aspect of their

job

and they take priority over practical experience because in their work theoretical

knowledge

comes before practical.

Moreover

, most of the medical organizations require diploma of the doctor when they are employing someone. So, I think formal

qualification

is the lifeblood in their field and they always highly appreciated in society. In conclusion,

although

some claim that practical skills would be the most vital part of the

job

market and requiring to formal

qualification

might disappear, but in my view we must have theoretical uses of subject/

job

also

.