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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? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

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I know in most of the European
countries
 they will ask
children
 to start working after the
age
 of 11. But In the same region, few nations do not agree with the statement. I will put my comments on
this
 and explain why schooling is more important rather than, working in the early stage.
First
, In
this
age
 group
children
, they are not ready to
work
. They can't understand what is wrong and what is good for them. If they will come out from the school after the
age
 of 11-13. They can
work
, But, Their
future
 is spoiling. Even they don't know about that. They are not ready to
work
 with the world.
On the other hand
, If
children
 continue their
education
 in school after the
age
 of 11. They will a lot of new things. In
this
 way, We can evolve the Good skills, Understanding level, Maturity into the
children
. So, In the
future
, they can understand with their ability and take the appropriate decision for their
future
. We will ready them to
work
 with the world. Most of the
countries
 are very strict will the
children
education
 system. They want every institution to provide a world-class
education
 to every
child
 and prepare them for the
future
. In
this
 way,
children
 learn most of the things and help our country to develop.
For Instance
, In the US
education
 system is very strong, they will not allow any
child
 to
work
. Even parents are aware of it. If they found something like
children
 are working. They will put a heavy fine on their parents and firm. In Conclusion, If
countries
 are not focusing on their
education
 as compared to
work
 in small
age
.
Then
 somehow, They will not protect their nation and not making it powerful Like the US. Those
countries
 are strict to follow the
education
 and knowledge about the importance of it. Those nations are powerful in the current world.
Education
 is the right of every
child
. We need to stop
child
 labour.
Submitted by Chandan Kumar Singh on

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