Task
2
Some young people either work or travel after
their school, prior to join the university. However, working is much more beneficial
than travel.
Do you agree or
disagree?
School leaving children, before joining college, go for
different options to fill the gap between studies, and some take up some work
while others pack up and go traveling. Comparing the benefits of both, to me, working
is much better.
Working in my view is a virtual learning experience. Any working
environment for that matter is able to impart invaluable lessons and skills of
the young students provided the workstations not hostile for them. Let me find
an example to how it works better than travel. Working, no matter what one
does, involves great involvement; involvement of knowledge, physical effort,
skills, sense of responsibility, prioritizing, experimenting and the like. A few
trips to some distant places may not be in a position to offer all these in one
platter.
Besides this, there is another upside for work. Earning, let
it be a pittance, is obviously rewarding especially for those ones who are
going to end up in some working environment after their college days. The money
they may generate, for example, would go a long way in keeping them supported
in terms of their personal needs or for the expense that they may happen to
have during college days. This will be a great breather for their parents as
well. Here work stands a cut above travel for sure, and the latter actually
calls for expenses.
In short, travel as a stop-gap between studies may have its
own things to offer for young students. However, what a workstation and its
possibilities keep in store for them are much more than what travel does. It is
made clearer.
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