In some countries there are more young people choosing to enrol in work-based training instead of attending university. Do the advantages of this situation outweigh the disadvantages?

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Introduction
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number of youngsters who choose to
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in work-based training
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of attending
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is growing in various nations.
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the downside of not attending
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is that the individual would not have a general understanding of some subjects, the benefit of being in work-based training is providing you with insights
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the job market needs.
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, the advantage can totally outweigh the disadvantage.
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, the disadvantage of not owning a
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knowledge of their subjects. In
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, they would teach students general information about every subject in their
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, most universities teach with information
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of putting pupils in
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so they can learn from their experience.
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to some students
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useful knowledge that can help them in the job market.
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, the benefit of work-based training is preparing you
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the job market by letting you have the experience. Work-based training saves time
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it provides young individuals with
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understanding of their
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work environment
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youngsters.
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they would know how to fix it because they have
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prior experience
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In conclusion,
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the disadvantage of not attending
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would be the lack of general knowledge, the benefit of work-based training can
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it by providing young individuals with
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work situation
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that will make the understanding of their obligation easier.

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task response
Your answer gives a clear view: work-based training has more good points than bad points. However, the bad point is not fully clear. University can give more than general knowledge: it can help people get jobs that need a degree, build skills, and meet people in their field. Add these points, then explain why work training is still better overall.
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Develop each main idea more. In the first body part, explain what kinds of knowledge students may miss. In the second body part, explain how work training gives skills, work habits, and job links. This will make your view stronger.
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Your example is about a worker fixing a problem, which fits your main point. Make it more real and clear. For example, mention a trainee in a shop, office, or repair job who learns to deal with a problem from a customer.
coherence and cohesion
The essay has a clear order: opening, one bad point, one good point, and ending. Keep this order, but make the link between ideas smoother. Use simple links such as “However”, “Also”, “For this reason”, and “As a result” only when they show a real link.
coherence and cohesion
Some sentences are hard to follow because they have too many ideas or are not complete. For example, “Work-based training saves time and it provides...” should be split into two short sentences. This will make your writing easier to read.
coherence and cohesion
Use the same words for the main ideas across the essay. For example, choose “work-based training” and “university education”, then use them often. This will help the reader follow your argument.
coherence and cohesion
Make each body paragraph follow one clear path: topic sentence, explanation, example, and a short final sentence that links back to your view. This will give each paragraph a stronger shape.
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You answer the full question and clearly state that the good points are stronger than the bad points.
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You choose ideas that are linked to the topic: job experience, job market needs, and knowledge from university.
coherence and cohesion
Your introduction and ending both show the same main view, so the reader can understand your position.
coherence and cohesion
The use of “Initially”, “Secondly”, “For example”, and “In conclusion” helps show the main parts of the essay.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • work-based training
  • enrol
  • university
  • advantages
  • disadvantages
  • practical skills
  • experience
  • workforce
  • employment
  • earnings
  • opportunities
  • further education
  • theoretical knowledge
  • career options
  • exploitation
  • balance
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