It is often argued that schools should prioritise teaching subjects that are more financially rewarding in life. In my opinion, I agree that educational institutions should definitely focus more on teaching skills that offer a better career, but doing too much of it could make life boring and tiresome at a young age.
Firstly
, one of the top leading factors of unemployment is poor career decisions made in early life. Linking Words
For example
, recent studies have shown that more than half of the unemployed population is unable to get a job Linking Words
due to
not having enough skills. Linking Words
Secondly
, subjects similar to arts, history and music are really important social sciences but they do lead to a better career. Nowadays, it can clearly be seen as we see more and more people switching their careers to industries Linking Words
such
as IT and Sales as the wages they were originally receiving were not enough to maintain a family.
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However
, completely eliminating the courses which have the least value in terms of the financial rewards would make education very boring and tiresome. To give an example, too much focus on topics like computers, mathematics and economics would lead to a lot of stress as they are very mentally demanding. Linking Words
As a result
, individuals could suffer from a lack of interest and mental health issues. Linking Words
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this
could lead to more people dropping out of schools and colleges which would have dire consequences on the Linking Words
overall
economy and the health of the nation.
In conclusion, I agree that schools should definitely focus more on upskilling the young generation to survive financially in the modern world. But we should remember not to change the education system in a way that has a negative effect on the mental health of the students.Linking Words
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