Because college students at the end of a postgraduate or postgraduate degree are subject to dichotomy for this choice.
For me, education never ends with or without terminal degrees.
I would suggest, finish until Masters degree before starting the job..
In general, if the concluding student is a descendant of a poor family, he should immediately seek work to begin managing his basic needs and of the family. When achieving a certain level of financial stability, he must unite the two options. Studying is always vital to the career of any worker.
It depends on one's economic capabilities. If he/ she is able to provide a good stsndard of living, priority should be given to pursue postgraduate studies. If not, priority should be given to getting a job, and then to be enrolled in a part time postgraduate study.
Seeking knowledge is workship. God will help us get a job. I have chosen to study until 38 years. I get a job after two months of search and I am still working.
For me, education never ends with or without terminal degrees.
Job reflects our own identity ,job depends on our academic qualification our knowledge ,our experience all together which may help us to receive a successful line in the job . With this education for any areas is must for every individual in order to receive a suitable stand in our life .
We therefore feel that job & education are both essential in our life .
This is my personal opinion
Getting a job is more important because after getting it, one can pursue his study.
As always "and". At a minimum, it is necessary to find an opportunity to continue learning in the process of work. It may be even a self-education.
Education has a general character. It is necessary learn to apply it in a practice. (Grau, teurer Freund, ist alle Theorie Und grim des Lebens goldner Baum - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe). And vice versa, often in a practice a person understands how much useful knowlege he missed during his learning. These lacunae should be eliminated as soon as possible.
Therefore, the process of learning should be continuous, as long as the person is able to perceive the new. At the same time, learning for the sake of learning quickly becomes boring.
With understanding you can move on with your education even with job at hand. Please never joke with job especially if you are not from an ideal country with normal system.
Nobody can say imperatively what is more important work or education. It's the person who decides!
I agree with most answers above to this significant question. Each person needs to examine possibilities along with priorities and then decide.
Perhaps in some cases each decision has pros and cons. It might be worth examine them and then take decision or even a pre-examined risk.......
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No doubt find that continuing education is the best ....
But life conditions may force some people to choose to hire
Temporary work can be done ... while further progress in education is definitely in progress
I think education while waiting for work and working without stopping to study is better
Cost and benefit are the major concerns. In this decade some of my most capable younger associates chose the job instead of graduate studies because of cost.
In USA the cost of college has risen to the point that the average graduate has about $40,000 of debt remaining in middle age. It is a bit misleading because the average debt was incurred many years ago when tuition was lower. Newer graduates I worked with had up to $150,000 in debts and were hard pressed to pay them.
Other associates completed a masters degree with expectation of high wages to justify the high cost. All of them were disappointed in receiving offers of about half the pay they had expected.
With a job sometimes the employer will pay the cost of continuing education. Many famous universities have online programs with seminars targeted to employed students. Apprenticeship in the major field is a plus when salary is discussed later, and a good way to pay for college while gaining experience.
One answer is not going to be appropriate for every student. Getting good advice is important. Also choice of university and department is important and needs consideration.
I worked and studied at the same time. Both are important - there should be the right balance.
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In my opinion, the education is the key it will give you the skills required in getting a good job and also knowledge is power. However many jobs have minimum educational requirements.
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Education and Job both equally important. But which is more important, it depend on situation, financial support and the eagerness of a student on education or higher education. If any student have not all the support for doing higher education, so that student should try for the different jobs such as govt. sector or private sector on depending the his or her qualification. The student who have all the support and eagerness they can complete their education up to Masters or Ph.D, and try for job also.
Continue education ... and then the temporary function until it becomes final
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There are jobs that achieve further education. As a university professor
Job never don’t opposite with continue education, l have many friends work at different jobs and continue study in same time.
Naturally, education should come first, but in rare situations you might have to combine both.
I think unlimited learning does not have a specific age, but the job ends with a specific age. For me, I think the job is important after graduation and the completion of graduate studies after two years of the profession.
This is a highly individual choice depending upon the life's circumstances. For many students they have the burden of repaying their student loans back and hence the urgency to find a job and start earning. For others this may not be the case. If your long term plan is to get a PhD and if there are no financial constraints I would recommend that you continue after your undergraduate studies onto graduate work. I have found that sometimes being away from education (example - working) a few years can result in reduced acumen. In my case I worked for 2 years after finishing my undergraduate degree and found it somewhat difficult, at least in the beginning, going to graduate school
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To further my education, I always took some part-time work and engaged in entrepreneurial activities.
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In my opinion, Job is important, update your education by distance mode.
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According to your financial situation you will choose. it should parllel to each other.
Job or continue education. Which is more important ?
Generally both are important but which is more important is depending on the individual's attributes, resources & circumstances that s/he is in e.g. personal preference, need of self-actualization, financial support level, family commitment, others' expectations, hard to find opportunity etc.
Moreover, the importance can shift when the individual move from one stage of life to another or getting more matured / older etc. that need to be considered too.
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Education continuation is important & possible only if someone have family support. Else many students have to do job.
It is depends on will of candidate, if candidate is interested in Academic line job such as Lecturer, Reader, Professor etc then you have complete minimum Ph. D. hence I suggest to go education. In other hand the candidate interested in private job then i suggest after completion graduation immediately join job; in private section experience is important rather then degree.
Education is a key for job. Job quality and effectiveness is heavily based on how much the education is high. The higher the education is, the better job can be acheived.
To me, surely education. However, sometimes we also need to consider the economic background of the family as well. If the family has a poor economy, getting a job is more important than the continuation of education.
I completed my first degree in a Co-Operative program of apprenticeship sometimes called a Sandwich program. It took 6 years instead of 4 but I came out with very little debt, less than one month pay, and a job with supervisory responsibilities.
It makes a huge difference in choices that are available. During the additional degree programs I had worked enough that they were finished with no debt incurred.
So I'm in favor of the apprentice programs for some people, but aware that other people may have sufficient resources or choose to borrow.
The quality of education can be different, but more likely it is the quality of life that is different. Choice of university is a key to whether or not the study and job fit together. Also the employer is a key to success. I worked with some people who had transferred or changed jobs to get a work situation that supported the continued study.
Profession choice is important. Engineering jobs might require or prefer a State Registration, License, or Charter, which means a life time of continuing education. The requirement for continuing studies produces a stack of certificates which will expire or a stack of diplomas which will not expire. I chose some of both.
In the professional practice even when research is done, education is never finally finished until retirement or end of life. Decades of academic life are interwoven with decades of professional practice.
I , from my own experience in this matter, suggest that it is much better to complete education up to Doctoral studies, and then look for job options, this helps in accessing a wider variety of job profiles and wider range of related research fields.
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,J. M. Koli ,Yasser Jaamour ,Abdullah Noori ,Jerry Decker and Debopam Ghosh .
Nothing exceeds education. Everybody has a job, or have had one, but very few have a truly educated mind.
Earning with learning, should start appropriate job after completing Master. Medical and Engineering are ever growing field, cannot stop learning, or would be outdated, degree is not of prime important, important is your knowledge and field proffesonalism. My time there was only EE, then around 80, Electronics&Communication, then around 84 CE, and around 90 IT Communication, Power Electronic and so on😝😝though Ph D the needed qualification for higher position in teaching, and could be achieved by remaining in job, as I did....
It depends on opportunity and limitation.
In some countries and cultures the education must be completed as early as possible, because degree programs are not offered later in life. Medical doctor is on example.
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I prefer job, because we are in the third world need to we need to find a suitable source of income for the lives of our families, then we can educated
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I will prefer job. You can continue education through different ways like distance learning, evening or weekend classes.
You can do both. Some people they establish a family, having a job and studying at the same time. I know it is hard but not impossible.
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I think it depends on where one is. In Africa a lot changes in a short time. I think Job is better and i will share my experience to show colleagues why I believe so. I completed my second degree on or round 13 Dec 1995. My professor advised me to sign contract documents with the University immediately and continue for my studies as a staff development fellow. I opted to take the whole of Dec off and start my fellowship the following year on I january 1996. When we returned for the following year, there was a moratorium freezing all positions by the vice chancellor. I was without work for another 6 months.
Job during education and education during the job. In fact, education never stops.
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It's education; cliche but really, education is the sure key to success. It's easier to land into a job when one is armoured with the knowledge and skills necessary to the performance of a job. Only a few lucky and smart unschooled men succeed.
However, if one can do both simultaneously, the better. Quite a number of successful professionals were once working students.
Opportunities for Advancement
After you've found a job, the benefits of education continue. Higher education may be a requirement for promotions or for managerial positions, and if you continue your education, you'll be eligible for these higher-paying, more prestigious jobs. If a job in your company opens up that's specific to your college major, you'll probably be the most competitive candidate even if your previous job had little to do with your major.
To add, yap, learning is a never ending process. One does not stop learning after earning a degree; with the degree comes greater challenges and opportunities, so all the more that he needs to keep himself abreast of the latest trends in his field.
Job is the best way to gain knowledge and skills in a practical way and education enhances those skills in theoretical way and gives you opportunities to get more than one alternative to find job.
Both are important work and continuing education
The importance of continuing education
In most people's lives, there is a time when one sometimes thinks if continuing education is worth the time and money. There may be a chance for yourself to decide whether to take the opportunity or continue your education. Although continuing your education may not be exciting compared to other things in life, the benefits will last a lifetime. Therefore, if you are not hesitant, there are some facts that support the importance of continuing education ... increasing qualification ... increasing income ... a better lifestyle ... gaining trust ...
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Depends upon your social, financial condition as well as you mental status.
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In order to perform well every job you need to improve - learn your whole life ... or stay on average!
For now, the importance of continuing education is it can get you a higher pay, and also a lot more respect from your peers and/or society in general.
which one gain money choosing it, but for me i prefer education than job.
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