Generally, young people have many important tasks to do in schools. They have to study several stressful subjects and participate in various extracurricular activities. Personally, I think that although teenagers work hard in schools, they need to have jobs to get a great experience that they can never find in school.
First of all, to help their parents, young people should have part time jobs. Nowadays, many businesses provide suitable positions and reasonable income for students. For example, I used to work with Mc Donald as a cashier when I was highschool student in Bangkok. This position required me to work 21 hours per week and paid me about 700 baht. With this money, I could use for transportation from home to school. It might seem little, but I fealt proud that I could help my parent with this money that I earned.
What’s more to work and live with others people can not . Working part time jobs gives an opportunity for young people to learn how to work under pressure. Besides, they can also learn how to respect diverse attitudes from people with different backgrounds. So, when they have to face to the real world outside of school in the future, they can adjust themselves to that unfamiliar environment easier .
Finally, not only can teenagers learn how to work with other people, they can also learn what they actually like. The more jobs they take/do, the more chances to experience different job functions. Moreover, they can plan what they need to learn in order to pursue their desired career. Therefore, students who work and study together will not do any mistake about choosing their appropriate career like other lazy students who never paid any attention for a part time job.Therefore, students who have work experience are likely to choose the right career when compared to those who have no work experience In conclusion, students with work experience are likely to know what they want to do and perhaps this would set them ahead from other students without work experience
Having considered in detail---I dont see any details that u used for refernece---, I still hold on my position that teenagers essentially need to work at least one job when they are student in schools to receive several benefits from it. So, I predicthope?/think?/encourage? that schools and parents will support our young personspeople/citizens? to work part time. We have to ask ourselves, who can deny the importance of working of teenagers?