Prompt: Some people suggest that children do not understand the world of work and schools should make all teenager spend a short time working as well as studying academic subjects. To what extent do you agree?

In modern days, it is believed that children are not exposed much to the world of jobs. Although others think that schools should encourage their students doing part-time jobs when going to school, I partly disagree with the statement. Ċ To start with, students who do out-of-school jobs would become overwhelmed. The amount of workload could give rise to less concentration on class or sleep deprivation, hence the bad scores the students get. Accordingly, there would also be fewer job prospects in the future due to the lack of knowledge they acquired. For instance, children in rural areas of Vietnam who work in the early stage of their lives have no educational qualifications and are more likely to become reluctant physical workers in the future, who put a lot of effort but have very low income. Ċ On the other hand, this could allow the students to have better work experienceSuggestiona better work experience. The teenagers who are used to working early would be more advantageous later on in their jobs. This is because they were so familiar with the tasks given in the past or they have some fundamental foundation of the future occupation. For example, one case in point is Bill Gates, who used to employ as a computer programmer when he was in secondary schools. By mastering many prompts in the past, he and his colleagues have created the well-known Microsoft company which makes millions of dollars per annum. Ċ In conclusion, despite the job experience, early part-time jobs would increase the workload for students, thereby reducing the effectiveness when studying. I believe that a student's performance is much more crucial than acquiring work experience and therefore, I partly disagree with the statement.