see a lot of people and know quite a good number of them are kinda wasting their parents money studying just for the sake of studying and follow their peers taking up the course they are taking... many of them either give up half way or they come back with paper A and doing something which relates to paper Z...
when asked their parents who already know their children can't study... why waste time sending them to college?!?... most likely the answer would be... "at least got one paper to find job in the future mah"...
when they were told there are also people who made it WITHOUT any proper education, prolly until primary schooling or so... reaction would most prolly be... "that one last time... got a lot of opportunities... now paper is more important"...
i agree paper qualification is pretty important to a certain limit... when you have a proper paper for job interview/s, chances are you will have an uppper hand than those who do not... also, it's very much depending on which kinda line you intend to get yrself into... you dun get very successful chinaman in selayang dealing with gigantic excavators, hands filled with engine oil, etc.. with any other cert than his spm grade 3 cert with him and/or maybe even his srp also cukup makan!...
well...
how important is 'paper qualification' in the society nowdays?!?...
you ended up doing wat you studied?!?...
my personal believe/opinion... gauge yr own children abilities whether can they study or not.. you have at least a good 11 years to do the gauging and lend them a helping hand to decide on certain things, which bound to have some uncertainties here and there when they finish secondary schooling... if they can study and if you are capable of sending them here and there to equip themselves for their own future, by all ways and means, go ahead... if they are not a fren of bookworms, let them start to live the life of a working person as soon as they finish secondary schooling, then can take up part-time course/s here and there to equip themselves further...
think this way will help both parties... parents and the children...
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