Teenagers should be required to do unpaid work in their communities. This is good foe the individuals concerned and society as a whole. To what extent do you agree or disagree with htis view? Discuss, based on your own knowledge and experience.

These days young people are more active in academics and play a significant contribution to building up a healthy society. Though their primary role is to study solely, they are involved in many social activities.

As a consequence

, some people believe that sending young children to different unpaid works in their society must be required. Because they think it is a healthy practice for increasing their extracurricular involvement.

However

, I strongly disagree with the statement and believe that

students

should focus on study and research for the welfare of society and the country.

To begin

with, the primary duty of a student is to concentrate on his/her study. To acquire knowledge, they have to spend enough time in educational institutes, libraries, or homes, where they can get a proper environment.

Moreover

, every undergraduate has to face a number of exams in their schools or colleges.

Thus

, they always have a hectic schedule in their life.

For example

, at Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, every student in the Veterinary department has to appear in at least 47 class tests in a 6-month semester.

Additionally

, they need to do many assignments, lab experiments, presentations, and writing practical notebooks.

As a result

, they could not get any extra time for doing other chores in their household let alone social work. When a student joins a volunteering group or charity group, he/she has to do a lot of duties and training, which may create an extra workload for anyone. Sometimes these groups send them to a distant location for various training, which costs a number of leave from their schools or colleges.

Therefore

, these

students

have faced critical situations resulting a bad grades on their exams.

For instance

, the Scout club is a volunteering group at Dhaka University, Bangladesh that takes members in every year and every member must do training at their camp for 3-5 days.

Students

who want to be members go there by applying for a leave from educational institutions.

Hence

, these

students

miss their classes including theoretical and practical leading to a poor understanding of these subjects in future.

Although

unpaid activity develops a lot of

skills

including leadership, organizing abilities, facing hardship, and so on, it hampers the main focus of

students

.

Nevertheless

, these

skills

can be developed by arranging academic scientific seminars, and conferences, and providing speeches in any function of institutes. If an institute arranges a scientific seminar by involving young energetic

students

, they can develop their

skills

in academics, research, and volunteering

skills

.

Consequently

, from the institutions,

students

can learn a wide range of

skills

which focus on education including leading a debate club, language club, and cultural programs in their premises.

To conclude

, charity unpaid work should not be obligated as

students

have to do a number of classes, preparing themselves for their final tests, and the extracurricular activities will be learned by arranging different educational programs in their respective institutes.