How to write a debate on whether going to school is the only way out for college students

knowledge changes fate-this is a powerful saying that has inspired people from generation to generation. However, now this sentence is facing a little embarrassment. Not long ago, a graduate student majoring in history in a university in Hunan failed to apply for a job many times. Later, he came to Hunan Environmental Biology Vocational and Technical College and fell on his knees on the spot, begging the dean to give him a job. This kneeling doesn't matter, and the fallacy suddenly exploded. There are sympathizers and satirists. Of course, many people are beginning to doubt the phrase "knowledge changes fate". A starting point of skeptics is; Nowadays, it is becoming more and more difficult for college students to find jobs. Many parents take out their savings for many years to send their children to college with loans, but their children can't find jobs after graduation, and the financial burden at home is heavier. Many people still remember a news photo in 26: At a job fair for graduates in Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, an escalator in the talent market was crowded with job seekers. So what will happen this year? Despite statistics, the number of college graduates nationwide will reach 4.95 million in 27, an increase of 19.9% compared with last year. Hey, I don't know how many people in the talent market are going to be broken! No wonder some people say that "graduation is unemployment", no wonder some people will send out the feeling that "knowledge no longer changes fate" It's about college students. In fact, this fierce competition has already affected middle school students. Try hard to get into a good junior high school in elementary school, a good senior high school in junior high school, a good university in senior high school, and find a good job after graduation-competition, competition, pressure, pressure! No one likes this, so government departments have the responsibility to find ways to solve these problems. However, in my opinion, it is unrealistic to put all the blame on the government and expect the government to solve all problems. Recently, the Beijing Academy of Social Sciences conducted a survey on the fresh graduates of universities in Beijing, and found that despite the severe employment situation, as many as 75% of the students said they wanted to stay in Beijing, more than half of them were unwilling to work in small towns, and almost none were willing to go to the west. Everyone is rushing to the big cities and running to the east. Can we not intensify competition? At the same time, many people have overlooked another incident: a newspaper in Hangzhou reported that graduates from a senior technical school in the city have not attended job fairs for many years. It turns out that they were "booked" by the unit as early as their graduation internship. Indeed, in recent years, with the continuous expansion of university enrollment, it is becoming more and more difficult for college students to find jobs. At the same time, those skilled workers and technicians are quite popular with employers and even in short supply. A skilled mechanic earns even more money than some master students. If you go to such a school and learn a trade well, it at least means that you don't have to worry about finding a job. But such a school also has difficulties-it is difficult to recruit students. The reason is not hard to imagine, everyone jumped on the college entrance examination wooden bridge. After all, it's the same sentence: going to college is not the only way out. If you still don't believe me. Then let's take a look at another "anecdote": in 26, 346 college students in Chongqing chose to continue their studies after graduation, but they didn't all take postgraduate exams like other students. Instead, I chose to go to the technical school to "return to the furnace." A 24-year-old law major explained his choice, saying that after several years of college study, he was "unable to drag his shoulders, unable to lift his hands, and his English was dumb, and his diploma had no advantage". "It is better to learn some skills and find a job than to go away and do great things," he said. And a female medical college student who applied for a technical school is even more confident in herself: "My hands have been exercised according to the standard of holding a scalpel, and my technical work will never be worse than that of boys." As we all know, China is now a big manufacturing country, and products of "MADE IN CHINA" can be bought all over the world, but we are far from a strong manufacturing country. Despite statistics, only 3.5% of workers in China have obtained advanced vocational qualification certificates. Tell me, how broad is this prospect? Of course, I am by no means encouraging you not to go to college. In fact, many students from vocational schools have also entered the university gate after graduation, or continue to study while working. For a self-motivated person, the door of opportunity is always open to him. Moreover, it is a good thing for you and the country to have both skills and culture in your hands. In fact, knowledge can really change fate-knowledge can be acquired not only by going to college, but also by technology.