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In abroad, one can pursue part-time jobs along with their studies. Meaning, you can be in university, doing a course, but along with that, you are also applicable to do a job. For say, at a Starbucks, or a clothing store. However, things are not the same here. In India, one is often frowned upon when doing such jobs. In most cases, you are not even considered applicable to apply for these jobs without having a college degree.
Now, a Twitter user who goes by the name ‘Gabbar’, has tweeted about the same and sparked a discussion online. Taking to the micro blogging site, Gabbar wrote, “There should be job opportunities right after 12th standard. Got great marks, apply for a role.” He further mentioned, “Believe me most job roles in India can be done by a 12th std guy who’s hardworking and intelligent. Just train him/her for 3 months. Might sound outrageous, but look at what you do in your day job & ask yourself.”
Have a look:
There should be job opportunities right after 12th standard. Got great marks, apply for a role ????— Gabbar (@GabbbarSingh) May 13, 2023
Believe me most job roles in India can be done by a 12th std guy who’s hardworking and intelligent. Just train him/her for 3 months.Might sound outrageous, but look at what you do in your day job & ask yourself
— Gabbar (@GabbbarSingh) May 13, 2023
Apart from the Top 10% college education is fuck-all. Students do jugaad to pass the exams. Only on-the-job training saves them.— Gabbar (@GabbbarSingh) May 13, 2023
The tweet, since being uploaded, has gone viral and garnered over 48K views. “I totally agree, Also the enthusiasm and energy level of a kid just passing out class 12 also remains high. Lots of students are always ready to go for competitive exams like jee,clat and now this cuet, Those who want to go for those exams well and good but those who don’t, They must be provided some opportunity to explore themselves,” wrote a Twitter user. Another person mentioned, “India should also invest in vocational schools. Would lead to a more skilled workforce which in turn would increase our manufacturing base.”
Here are a few responses:
I totally agree,Also the enthusiasm and energy level of a kid just passing out class 12 also remains high.Lots of students are always ready to go for competitive exams like jee,clat and now this cuet,Those who want to go for those exams well and good but those who don't,They…
— Avijeet |Content & Growth Consultant |UPSC Talk (@avijeet_writes) May 13, 2023
India should also invest in vocational schools. Would lead to a more skilled workforce which in turn would increase our manufacturing base.— Indian Business Gurus (@IndBizGuru) May 13, 2023
We don't have vocational training in schools, so after thet college/graduation is needed to specialise in something..Won't work here..— Robonomous (@realpolity101) May 13, 2023
Yes, no need to waste 3-4 years of life in colleges and universities doing absolutely nothing. A training period of 5-6 months is just enough for them to start working, college should be an option for higher studies, not a bare minimum for getting into a job.— Sarthak Singh (@Sarthak_1893) May 13, 2023
What do you think?
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