No secondary school, only primary school

Nguyen Trong Nhan Task 2: Given high unemployment rate, it is recommended that the government only provide primary education and no secondary education What you think? People’s opinion differs as to whether the authority should eliminate secondary program which is not essential for student in the backdrop of the joblessness situation or they need to maintain this period of education as an orthodox curriculum It comes to my mind that students are still benefiting from secondary school There are many reasons why people harbor the view that secondary education is not necessary The first is that the high unemployment rate which many countries are facing is more important To be more specific, huge amount of budget can be used for solving this problem instead of hiring teachers, constructing schools of other exorbitant overhead costs The second is that most of the secondary students in many countries drop out their school despite the support they receive from the government because they have no interest for schooling Therefore, the emergency right now is reducing their time at school and supporting them to have opportunities to gain jobs In spite of the arguments mentioned above, I still thoroughly support the view that finishing secondary school is the duty of each students It is noticeable that stopping the level of secondary school could deter the opportunity for higher education This provision of schooling acts as a traditional phase as students are taught many useful skills and knowledge of surrounding things As a result, skipping the secondary school leads students to merely have basic knowledge for flourishing in university This also makes students end up taking low-paid jobs or even being unemployed as many jobs required high degree of qualifications In conclusion, based on the discussions above, I would like to restate that students are forced to complete secondary program wherever they live  ... conclusion, based on the discussions above, I would like to restate that students are forced to complete secondary program wherever they live