There is no denying the fact that after pandemic COVID-19 many traditional educational institutions have integrated online learning into their systems. While it is a commonly held belief that universities must rely on online courses rather than face-to-face teaching, there is also an argument that opposes it. In my opinion, I believe that it could be a positive development at individual and professional levels.
To begin with, relying on online educational system in universities may make time more flexible. In other words, learners spent a large amount of time in commuting, in particular who from rural areas. Applying this measure will help them to investe commuting hours in activities more beneficial. In addition, the transportation expenditures will decrease, which will aid pupils from low income families. For example, students study from distance have opportunities to have jobs during university yeas, in order to training and gain experiences in job market.
Another point to consider is that pupils some times face social problem with colleagues such as discrimination or bullying due to their nationalities, religions, etc. It also possible to say that reduce face to face connecting could decrease these issues. Moreover, this pattern can train learners to remote work field since they will be practiced for dealing with advanced technology. For instance, a lot of remote employments will be created, and practicing to deal with digital tools will assist them.
To conclude, despite people having different views, I believe that if colleges apply online education, we will show approvements at work and personal aspects. As a result they will have leisure hours and better employment opportunities.