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In developed countries, high school graduates generally take a year, usually referred to as a "gap year." It is in this year that the adult student becomes the world, in various professions will work.
There is such a feature of this year that in this year the student tries to understand himself, to understand which profession to choose. The student will apply to the university the following year with an independent decision or start studying another profession.
In our society, however, it is formed a little differently, we try to enter higher education as soon as a student graduates, we need to get higher education anyway. We say that if you study and get a diploma, you will find a job. How does it work? Does the work student like it? What does a graduate do? Of course, these questions often remain tenth-rate.
And then we can say that the number of taxi drivers whose diplomas are covered with dust has also increased. In fact, you don't even have to have a university degree to find a good job, just love what you do and do it wholeheartedly, and the cash flow will start coming to you.
To do this, we still need to give the graduating student time to realize himself.
© Bektosh Hatamov - the founder of the private school "Profi school".
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I fully agree with Bektash aka. In fact, it is absolutely wrong to rank schools based on the number of graduates entering higher education. Because everyone is just trying to raise the bar for access to higher education. We are chasing numbers, and quality is dying.
It is unfortunate that some officials openly instruct graduates to apply to areas that can be accessed with as low a score as possible if they wish to enroll. We need numbers, we need the number of people entering higher education. And no one is interested in quality. As a result, many graduates are still unable to find work.