Child work. discuss both views

In many nations, child labor is discouraged and considered to be a serious offence. Invariably, many children are involved in some sort of paid work, and a certain number of people think it to be resourceful in terms of knowledge, experience, and responsibility. However, I am with those who regard it to be incorrect. Advocates of the view, who suggest that children engaging in paid work may help to gain valuable experience related to work. Working from a young age can help to build skills in competitive world as these children will learn the basics of dealing with clients. This further would help youngster to easily get better opportunities and pay check when stepping in to corporate world. Moreover, it is also thought by some individuals that this early exposure may teach children to be responsible. From an early age, there kids may learn to handle finances and help in the expenses of their parents. For instance, In many poor to middle class families, these young ones pay their own education fees. In contrast, I think that child work puts undue pressure on these young minds. To substantiate this belief of mine, I think that there is always a right age to do something and accordingly many governments have rules against working at a small age. In one’s life, a person should go through all phases of life including enjoyment, being carefree. Also, in adult life, a person understands the responsibilities and throughout this stage runs after the money. These child hood memories are valuable to keep going later in life. Apart from this, a young age is when education is considered the most important stage of life. If younger minds wander and spend resourceful time working, then they may elude these moments and suffer later to get high post. Also, working from an early age may provide some skills, but these are not adept for professional life where one can draw hefty pay check and luxury of life. In conclusion, as per some people, yes there may be some benefits of starting work early, however, I suggest that early exposure does more harm than good by oppressing them and eluding the younger generation’s mind away from education.