Earlier today, it got done on me that I have lost more than I have earned. Education could somewhat be one of the most important thing but survival is a major consideration. Sitting back to think a few hours ago made me come to the senses that I could earn and learn even while it is not easy enough to pay attention, I mean, good attention to both of them. Recollecting, schools here resumed late December as a result to cubing the spread of covid-19 and since then I have paid off my attention from social activities that aids financial buoyancy. I literarily did not get to realize that I have in months, five(5) months to be precise, done nothing social (online) that earns me enough or at all. Most earning that came in during this period were earlier worked for, on ground here. So, I'm gonna take hold of a new decision.
Education in my country is not really what it is and how it really should be, just like fellow developing countries and a few so called developed country. Here, it demands more than required time, energy, skill, money and power to run it successfully, and the end result is really not worth it. So reasonable undergraduates and some graduates get to offer themselves jobs, either off or online to fit in the society.
Legal ways of making money online is the leading phenomenon and most people want to take major advantage of it. And here we are today!
In a nutshell, most developing countries' graduate tend to run the street for the search of job because they have failed to create one for themselves while in school. Some blame the government for lack of job, mean while, there was no agreement between them and the government that there would be an instant job provision for them as soon as they are do with school. I personally wonder why most of these graduates don't get to know all these before fishing for admission. The country is not out of job, but the youths are. Creation of job shouldn't be the sole sovereignty of the democratic government but of a cause should be for the private individual. Sincerely, I did not plan to write these much or get to this aspect of my point, but the truth remains that; School is not only the best place to learn but also the best place to lay a good foundation and background for whatever you wish to earn. I mean, school is an avenue for every creative mind to explore, and a worth referencing expression once quoted "Everyone Is Creative". In summary of this sub-point, whoever pays too much attention to what he/she wants to become in class without paying attention to what he/she want to become after class mostly become another unemployed graduate in the street of the country. So, I personally would advise students to work in line with the requirements of his/her nation. If your country requires you to learn a trade before school then desire to, and not become one of the irresponsible lamenting graduate who did not probably make good grades after the wasted years in school.
This short article tend to focus on the plight of most developing countries' graduate and their mistakes. As a result of this, I'd officially state that, it is not a hundred percent fault of the graduate as government also has a vital part to play in the plight, cause the citizens are the country not the world map allocated space. Proper economic planning could be made to meet the need of every wanting individual, inclusively the illiterate who probably couldn't afford the Education, the undergraduate struggling to reach a better days with slight or full hope on the government, the graduate who are basically unemployed and hoping to see and reach what the government has. What's your take on this?
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