Some people believe that studying at university or college is the best route to a successful career, while others believe that it is better to get a job straight after school. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

The discussion about whether people should continue to study at

university

after high

school

is of great concern to the public. Some people choose to go to

work

instead

of

university

, but others hold the opposite view. In my opinion, I believe it is a better choose that go to universities or colleges after high

school

rather than

work

. On one hand, there are several reasons why people prefer to look for a job directly after graduating from high

school

. The

first

one is that they can earn money earlier, and their

first

plot of gold is achieved faster.

As a result

, it is much easier for them than undergraduates to invest or start their own business.

Secondly

, young people who decide to

work

earlier believe that they can gain experience and improve their skills in real

work

, which helps them to succeed in their career.

For instance

, it takes at

last

2,000 hours apprenticeship to be a registered electrician in New Zealand, so it is obviously better to be an apprentice than studying in

university

if they want to be a registered electrician in the future.

On the other hand

, what I believe is that

university

or college gives people significantly more opportunities in terms of a successful career.

Firstly

, those high-income occupations like dentists, middle wives and lawyers require higher degrees, qualifications and skills, while those who have never attended

university

or college have no chance to enter these industries. Another important reason is that a higher degree makes us more competitive. There is no doubt that employers prefer those applicants who have a better education background when they face hundreds of applications. In conclusion, it seems beneficial to

work

after high

school

, but it is absolutely much easier to succeed after getting a higher education.