Some of the research articles we found included people from both sides. The first article included places like McDonalds where you start out at the bottom and work your way up the food chain. Although, this happening is rare, you learn valuable skills like, time management, being honest and being dependable. The second article we read opposed the idea of high school students working. This author argued that high school students can only get jobs that do not require any skills or creativity and you should spend your time focusing on the important thing, school.…
It gives you extra money and who doesn't love that. You can pay off your debt so when you graduate you have nothing to pay back when you're ready to start your career. You will also have a list of reference at your disposal, for example I will have over a dozen nurses that would give me an outstanding reference. You will build up job experience, so you know what to do in the career field of your choice. You will also have a jump on people that are fresh out of school with no exp. This experience will put you ahead of your peers and the people you are competing with for the job. Jobs after college will be easier to get, for example if I wanted to get a job at HRMC they would most likely hire me before others because of my experience and because I’ve worked there and know how things are run and from working their they would pay for or help pay for my school work. In the end working while in college is one of the best things you could do for your future. I can’t emphasize that enough. Even if it’s only a few days out of the month or on weekends. Don’t be lazy and embrace your future and take…
Some high school graduates choose to not have any further education or training at all after high school. They start working for places like a restaurant, clothing stores, or small businesses. Doing this they do not have to spend all kinds of money to go through four years of college. They go to work and start making money. They do not have to worry about making a high enough ACT score or excelling at sports to get…
Lets us began with remembering back when it was quite the accomplishment to finish High School. Job opportunities would seem as if they were thrown at you. Your family members would praise you for such a good job. The feeling of that was so great; it felt as if you were unstoppable. Now days a High School Diploma is nothing short but a sure way to get a minimum wage paying job that you are more than likely to not enjoy what so ever.…
Instead, they choose to drop out and find it may be better to go straight to working to help their families out with their financial problem. Poverty often causes hard times and, “roughly 30 percent of students who drop out of school between the ages of 16 and 18 are working in a variety of jobs”(Rosales). Clearly, these students work to support their family in low-income communities. Most also feel it is a waste of time and others want to attend school, yet don’t have the opportunities to stay. Not all students from low-income families drop out to work, but for some their work hours may run into school hours. And for the low-income students work may be more crucial. They feel as though giving up on their education to help out their family is their final option. This decision of dropping out of high school will cost them all of their life’s potential. Because they did not receive a good education, they will most likely work low paying jobs throughout their live. These students are trading their futures for a cyclical they will have to live financial problem they have with for their whole life. If a student does not finish high school to work, “these workers usually fill low-skilled jobs and earn approximately $9,500 a year. About half work 40 weeks or more a year averaging 31 hours a week... On average, working youth contribute almost 22 percent to the family budget while approximately 10 percent of these teen workers contribute more than half”(Scott). Students who are under these circumstances work an average of 31 hours a week this does not allow them to focus on school and receive a proper education. Although they do not earn much money a year, it does make a difference. But is it really worth…
I like to think that after high school you can just go and be free from school for a while. When you’re finished with high school sometimes it can be overwhelming to think of going back to school again. When some students finish high school some are not ready to leave home, some want an income before acquiring debt, and some would like a job that is a trade that requires no college.…
Some students leave school only to have to go to a job for so many hours. Whether they have to do this to help support their family or its by their own choice, they won't have time for that and an after school activity. Nobody would be able to hold a job and be forced to do more for their school than they already have to. They might even try to do both at the same time and just end up wearing themselves out everyday and losing sleep because they don't want to fall behind in either. If you…
Students who get help with job placement have really great opportunities, as they have already been on their own for a couple of years and start to make good money right away. Going to college the following fall semester after high school and bettering your education quicker is a really great choice for students, especially if they take the time to go full time. The sooner someone gets an education, the sooner they are more independent and are able to make more…
Department of Labor, 2000). Furthermore, even though most teens don’t have any financial responsibility of house, car payments and health insurance to worry about-because parents cover that, there are many potential benefits for them having a part-time job. Having a pay check will also help them learn money management skills, and with parents allowing them to go thru overspending with not a practical purchase, this too can help them think twice next time they want to overspend. It’s better to learn when young instead of in adulthood. It can also help them stay out of trouble with friends or avoid getting into any dangerous situations if they must go to work the next morning. Teaches them to invest a lot of their time in going to work and are less likely to spend their time frivolously or waste their money on trivial things. They will also use the reason of a job to keep themselves busy and stay away from teenage…
College is a fundamental and a foundation for many people's lives and the future of those lives. Nowadays, life doesn’t start until college is completed. Once you have accomplished the tasks of going to college, and you have learned all the aspects of the job you want to do, life starts because there’s no need to depend on anyone but yourselves. Granted, if you do not have a college degree, you can partake in these kinds of jobs: a Dental Hygienist, an Online Advertising Manager, a Web Developer, a Medical Secretary, a Paralegal Assistant, a Stenographer-Court Reporter, a Heater and Refrigeration Mechanic, a Surveyor, Executive Assistant, or an Insurance Agent. You could also be an Industrial Machine Repairer, a Cosmetologist, a Hair Stylist, a Tax Examiner- Collector, a Wholesales Sales Representative, a Construction,…
center. Most students in high school plan on going to college. Students who go to college usually end up building a pile of debt, but some do not. If students went to a career center, they could start a career early in their life. Some careers need further education; however, a career center could give people a job in the career that they choose. Many students have to work a fast food job in between classes in college, and they make minimum wage while working there. A career center could not only provide a job in the career that one chooses, but it could also provide a higher wage for someone entering the…
Being a teenager is expensive. Many people think that teenagers working a job during high school are a bad idea. Working helps high school students in the long run. Working can give a teen a little taste of the adult world. High school students can save up for college, it could help teens, but a car and stuff teens need. I can agree that it might be hard to go to school and work, especially if they also play a sport. It is a great idea to work and save up the money they needs in the future.…
First of all, in relation of students academic performance, having to work other than school might gives them the thought of how important it is to be more responsible in dealing many things all at once with a shorter time than they used to have. Having a job could give a motivation on students of studying harder. Keeping up with decent grades or they will in time loose their job due to the fact of obtaining bad grades. Giving tremendous time for work in the result of students like me falling asleep in class and falling behind on homework that should have been finished in time if were not the trouble of the job after school.…
An employed high school student will suffer the loss of time spent with friends and family. Do you really think a working teenager will keep up with household commitments, such as chores? PARENTING.COM reports that all parents that participated in their survey with employed children say that their working teens often neglect chores and end up with slipping grades. That same website also reports that 94% of those same parents have missed out on family events such as birthdays and day trips. Not only will a part-time job harm a student's educational stability, it will harm a close family.…
Second, teenagers doing part time jobs can earn money to pay for their cost of living and studying. In fact, many teenagers who study at a university in big cities are from the countryside, so they need a large sum of money to spend on their rent, school fee, foods and drinks. Only when working part-time can they earn enough to adapt to costly city life.…