Some people believe that teenagers should be required to do unpaid community work in their free time. This can benefit teenagers and the community as well. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Certain individuals expect the youngsters to be engaged in more charity work without being paid as it would be constructive to the youth and the society equally.

Additionally

, recently conducted surveys have suggested aiding the

community

without expecting any in return has a significant impact over the maturity of the adolescents.

Thus

, I stand as a strong advocate of

this

concept, and the benefits of it will be covered in

this

essay. A fundamental reason for

this

is there is no biological age for lending a hand to others to establish a better neighborhood.

Hence

, the teenagers can play a vital role in enhancing the concept of an amiable lively hood is the key to united society. If these adolescents keep spending their leisure

time

cleaning the surrounding of their respective areas, it will send a message to the whole

community

of the need of a clean environment, which would eventually be engraved in the mind of the people.

For example

, in many parts of Sri Lanka the youth has established several clubs to serve the

community

in their spare

time

which has eventually got the attention of the elders as well.

Furthermore

, a major benefit received through the volunteering is the skill the adolescents acquire:

time

management. One of the vital issues often arise by the employers is the inadequacy of the interviewees, employees to tackle

time

effectively. When the child is exposed to serve the

community

at a young age, he/she would learn to manage his/her

time

efficiently which would indirectly have a pragmatic effect on balance of life while relieving the parents of the burden of worrying of their young children. A survey conducted by a group of undergraduates highlight that the students who were engaged in various

community

projects have the highest potential of securing a career position even before they graduate. Despite being a supporter of

this

non-paid voluntary work, I strongly recommend incorporation of a mechanism to appreciate these services of the youth would encourage the

next

in line to be a part of these types of services.