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Some people believe that unpaid community service should be a compulsory part of high school programs. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Today it is a popular belief that students attending high school should volunteer in the community as part of their schooling. I strongly agree with
this
 notion. Volunteer
work
 can provide young people with the experiences they need for paying jobs and it can
also
 help them see themselves as valuable contributors to society. When completing compulsory
work
 activities with charitable organizations or community organizations, students gain skills that they can add to their resumes and use in future jobs. Working out in the real
world
 quickly teaches young people the importance of time management, clear communication and teamwork. Employers like McDonald’s restaurants, who provide many young people with their
first
 paying jobs, look for volunteer
work
 on resumes as evidence of having developed some relevant
work
 skills. So,
although
 students are not paid for their time, they are building valuable abilities for future employment. Perhaps even more importantly, when students volunteer, they are more likely to realize that their actions have a positive impact on the
world
 around them. Often the problems of our
world
 can seem overwhelming but,
however
, if students are given the opportunity to help others, even in a small way, they will see that they can make a difference. In schools that have been running these programs, there has been an incredible boost in student morale and the society has benefitted from the talent and time that young people have contributed to the many programs that need support. It’s true that studying for academics is time-consuming and students already have a lot to do in a day but if we teach them how to step up and help others, we create a better future for us all. In conclusion, it is a great idea to have unpaid people service as part of a high school program because it will help the
next
 generation prepare for employment and it will build a caring community
that is
 willing and able to make our
world
 a better place. It’s my hope to see
this
 in every school.
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