think high school students should all have jobs? In discussion of teens having jobs in high school, one controversial issue has been will jobs interfere with school. On the one hand Anne Michaud argues that teens should have jobs in high school. On the other hand, Allison Schrager opposes that working in high school doesn’t pay off the way it used too. My own view is that employment for teens should be mandatory in high school because it will help them have experience for future jobs and to raise
or caregivers. Teenagers find themselves getting afterschool jobs for many reasons. The normal reasons would include: spending money for going out with friends, gas money, or for the ability to obtain the newly released technology. After school jobs seem to help teenagers learn responsibilities and appreciate the value of hard work and the money that follows. After school jobs can cause more problems than most people think. These jobs take away a lot of the time these teenagers should be spending
High school students on the job We spend four years of our lives attending high school. Going through high school is supposed to prepare us for college and “the real world.” Throughout these four years we begin to better understand our choices for college majors, but we don’t get presented with the financial and time struggle that we will face. College costs money, along with everyday living. When attending college we become more independent and are faced with the problem of coming up with money
these after school jobs are beneficial because they give students a sense of responsibility, independence, and time management. As these are all great things to practice, in preparation for "real life". However, they can cut into essential schoolwork, family, and personal time. Minor inconveniences such as missing a loved one’s birthday for work can cause great uproar within a family, and working too much can have a negative effect on a student's academic standing. An after school job can cut into
Should high school kids have jobs in high school? I have believe they should and that there some that should not. There are some kids that can hold a job and there some that can not. People like me can. I work after school Monday thru Friday. There people that can't keep there grades up and still work, but they can get carried away with making money and not care about there schoolwork or a test they have coming up. Now some family's have money problems and they need there kids to work to help pay
High school is supposed to get students ready for the real world. The knowledge we learn in those four years can help choose our majors, however, sometimes in those four years we do not learn what it is like to pay bills or manage time between work and school. Whether the student work only on weekends or after school on weekdays, it raises the question if it is beneficial for students to have a job while going to school. Some people have argued that having a job can help students manage their time
Many people seek employment, including teens like us. Sadly, having a job is just a dream for kids under 15 years old. Currently, there are very few jobs fourteen year olds can have. On school days (including friday), you are only allowed to work three hours. You do not get paid much money because of the minimum work hours allowed, which is seen as unfair from many people. What would employment at age fourteen do for us? Why do we need younger employees working? A small amount of business’ actually
In today’s age less and less people are taking the traditional route through life. The route of high school then a 4 year degree at a college and then being spit out ready to jump into the job they just became “experts” in. Although what is becoming more common is starting one’s life right out of high school ignoring the college aspect and getting a job that doesn’t require a degree. In reality though a degree is a need from anyone trying to become successful in their life. Personal evidence of
thriving adults of the world. While these skills can simply be taught through the school system or passed down by parents, having a job at a young age also helps to make a profitable future. Students should have a job throughout high school because working offers a variety of opportunities and learning experiences that cannot simply be learned from a text book. A job is a responsibility; more specifically, a job is not something that can
attend a school. You must also realize what you have to do before culinary school; and what type of chef you want to be. Thinking about obstacles that you may have with money is something to think about as well . There is many steps to be done to end of getting a job and your education. Most culinary schools require you to get a high school diploma or get a GED to have a chance to get accepted. Some high schools offer a culinary arts program. To start of you must graduate from high school and be
of childhood in some cases are all contributing factors in why students should not be having after school jobs. This mindset that money means everything has polluted the minds of the youth of America and has set them on a course for failure. Forcing high school students to take on the daunting task of work after school can have detrimental effects on their physical and social health. After school jobs affect students with financial issues, health problems, and even family situations. Students only
mothers who worked in the home. The mother usually made sure that the meal prepared for dinner was balanced and healthy. Today many teens live in homes where both parents work. This means that after school and most likely past dinner time they are alone. When these young people come home from school, instead of opting for the healthy snack that a parent might have chosen, they choose a junk food snack. There are many pre-packaged foods such as, Little Debbie's, hostess, and a myriad of potato
Township. He never made it home. Hoffa. The name alone stirs strong emotions and opinions. Was he a visionary union hero or brutal despot? Was he a labor crusader or a criminal? Jimmy Hoffa began his union career as a teenager in the 1930s. A grade school dropout, he almost single handedly built the Teamsters union into an awesome national power. His hammer-handed negotiating techniques, his alleged links to organized crime, and his bitter feuds with John and Robert Kennedy made Hoffa the prototypical
I Think It Should be a Requirement High School is an important part of one's life. It sets each and every student up for the future, their future. Every student knows this is the main reason why we are here but also to learn the basics of studying, working hard, and being able to be attentive. These are all skills that we need to apply for the future. Teachers tell us that they are preparing us for the difficulties that come along with going to college. Most students need to go to college in order
Dreams as my family did a few years ago. They think that they can get high-paying jobs easily, but the reality is not. According to an article, The Land of Opportunity? (Los Angeles business Journal, 1999), immigrants cannot get opportunities for high-paying jobs because: “The limited number of manufacturing jobs that they might have moved into in previous generations”; “ The need for specialized training in many of jobs”; and “The lack of union-style apprentice program.” The article also says that
such problem is job outsourcing, an issue with many schools of thought giving the topic its controversial nature. The exportation of jobs offshore is job outsourcing. This, to some, is believed to be a benefit to our economy. According to a brief report from the National Center for Policy Analysis, “Increased economic globalization has caused jobs to move to the United States as well as away from it, and because of the higher, increasing productivity of American workers, the jobs that move here pay
United States. Today, America firmly tries to solve many of our economical, political and social difficulties due to the burden of the thousand immigrants that enters the United States. Many people argue that immigrants steal jobs from the loyal Americans. Overcrowds schools, ruin health care system and abuse health and public and federal services. Michael Huffington, a former member of the U.S House of Representatives from California, explains: ?Spending on illegal immigrants is out of control.?
and secondary teacher. Then I also choose to research my dream career which is the job of a dentist. The other results revolved around the subject of math and I think this is due to the fact that I do enjoy math, but I do not enjoy it enough to get a career that revolves around it. Personally I did not think the first two career options suit me well, but I was interested in the statistics behind I think the job of a secondary teacher is a great aid to the community considering they help students
However, many people have different ideas of what professionalism means. According to Merriam- Webster Dictionary, the definition of professionalism is “the skill, good judgment, and polite behavior that is expected from a person who is trained to do a job well.” Some people’s idea of professionalism matches closely with this definition. Others consider professionalism to be dressing nice or having an advance degree in a certain field. In my opinion, professionalism includes all these views. Professionalism
taught myself during my experiences with my first two jobs. These learning experiences I have had have helped me to mature and grow into an adult, and they have changed my life for the better. I have had two jobs in my short lifetime, one with a lawn care service and one with QuikTrip. These two jobs vary from each other greatly, and they are both pretty much on different ends of the spectrum. I have really liked the fact that these two jobs are so different from each other, and I think it has helped