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These days, it is common to find people debating on whether formal education or a job directly from school leads to a successful career. The root of the argument lies in the fact that it is easy to find real-life examples in both cases. In the following paragraphs, I will discuss both sides and conclude with my opinion on the same. The opinion that a job directly after school is the best route to a fruitful career may involve the recognition of the fact that people who have hands-on experience generally perform better in a given task than those who just have theoretical understanding. Moreover, in a job an individual faces and solves real problems that an organisation or a business faces versus simulated ones provided at university or a college. Many companies, nowadays, do not even check academic credentials if a candidate has relevant skills required for the job. Google is one such example. On the flip side, not every industry is privileged enough to provide job opportunities straight out of school. For instance, medical practitioners need to have a degree certain understanding and knowledge before handling practical cases. Additionally, universities and colleges have been preparing people for centuries for the job market. There are numerous benefits of preparation under simulated environments such as freedom to be creative in problem-solving which might not be possible in a job. Along with the studies, youngsters sometimes develops or find their passion for different subjects such as art, theatre, singing etc. In my opinion, there are relevant benefits of both sides and if possible authorities should try using both for the benefit of the students. For example, a few universities provide students with an option to opt for industrial internships that help students to gain theoretical knowledge as well as practical skills required for the jobs in future.
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Your evaluation score is: 4.0
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