It is difficult to imagine that how many poor children growing without education while other people got opportunity to work in decent different parts of organization. However, this doesn’t necessarily mean that government should provide free education for all the children. This essay I will discuss outweigh of the issues.
First of all, let us consider the countless of having good profession in reputed company. I agree that government should improve the development of free education system in every country. For example, in Oman country education is free throughout all three levels of school. Although it is not compulsory and therefore not enforced, the first 6 years of basic education are similar in concept to western primary school, and the basic education organized into two cycles; the first cycle covers grade 1 to 4 the second cycle covers grade 5 to 10 followed by secondary education.
Secondly, let’s talk about the country in the Philippines where the poverty incidence among the population significantly increased to 15.5 percent roughly due to million children’s lack of education and insufficient to meet their basic needs to cover the financially education. The statistics demonstrate the extent poverty effects the unemployed and those who lack education most in the country.
In contrast, the problem in many developing poor countries is that governments lack either the financial resources or the political will to meet their citizen’s educational needs. In response, poor parents in some low income countries organized and paid for their children education themselves. I agree that school fees and other user payments are a heavy burden for some parents.
In conclusion, in fact that the determination to examine the issues, my opinion instead of relying on poverty government in development parents should support their child no matter how hard is life overcome in all challenges but to ensure children education academic success involves a conductive environment throughout their future.