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?

Some European countries educate children with more practical knowledge to help them to secure a job.

In contrast

, other countries deliver more theoretical and basic preparation. In my opinion, educational institutions should provide pupils with strong hands-on experience to increase their chances in the strong competitive job market.

Firstly

, approach of learning new subjects in a practical way, which is connected to the real life situations is more efficient, despite listening and writing lectures. Students are able to understand the material and remember it for a longer time with the help of exercises, that based on the real life examples. A good example is chemistry, which seems boring for the most of the people. But using the lecture material on a daily-based products, and its components could show the importance of

this

subject and brings deeper understanding of meaning in everyday activity as well as helps for the future career.

Secondly

, schools should take to the attention internship as a necessary component of the educational process.

This

feature elevates students' knowledge to a new level, at the same time it impacts their confidence in the work place.

For instance

, after my term in the real company, when I was interning there, I boost and improved already gained skills.

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Also, my

resume is stronger in comparison with other candidates, due to

this

experience. To sum up, a real-life example, during practical lessons,

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combined with a hand-up experience on the real work position prepares student better for the future activity and their employment. So school should consider those as ways of improvements in the educational process.