Vietnamese parents should push their children to work part-time while still in school 11
Before Tet, I met an American friend.
His daughter is over 11 years old this year.
In developed countries, it is not uncommon for school-aged children to work part-time in their free time.
If anyone has ever been to Singapore, they will see middle and high school students checking tickets or participating in guiding and operating games at Jurong Zoo or Bird Park… under adult supervision on the last days.
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When I was an intern at a five-star hotel in downtown Saigon, I met an 18-year-old Korean student living with his parents in Vietnam.
In Vietnam, employers see a lot of candidates with university degrees, even master’s degrees, and no work experience.
In my opinion, we need to research and learn from educational models of advanced countries.
Another very important part is the family factor.
The young generation is the future owner of the country.
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