Should college students concentrate on textual research?

First of all, it should be clear that the certificate is an authoritative certificate, which represents the recognition of the professional ability of the holder by the relevant official institutions of the country.

Therefore, many people think that "documents do not represent ability" is actually a wrong cognition. Certificate is the proof of ability, which is the most basic meaning of its existence. Relevant documents show that you have at least passed the minimum assessment requirements of the profession and have the minimum ability requirements for engaging in the profession. Although everyone's ability may be different, having a certificate means that you have at least the basic ability to engage in this profession.

The so-called "experts are among the people" is applicable in some fields, but not in some fields. In some fields, we really don't rule out the possibility that some people are undocumented experts, but if having a certificate doesn't mean having the ability, can having a certificate mean having the ability? There are many fields where you can't prove your ability by raising your hand on the spot, so how can you prove your ability to the employer?

Teacher Qualification Certificate

Take the teacher qualification certificate as an example. From the perspective of personal ability, it seems that any college student can have the ability to teach primary school students-of course, it seems that a high school student can also have this ability.

But in fact, not everyone with a primary school diploma can afford to teach primary school students. The higher the education, the more capable people are. Education is only one of the requirements.

So who is more qualified for this job? Of course it depends on the certificate.

All kinds of documents

The same is true of other occupations. Even if you are the Monkey King, if you don't have relevant certificates, you can't convince the employer. How can people use you? Moreover, today's society attaches great importance to certificates. If there is a problem with working without a license, you should be held accountable. ...

Therefore, formal units must look at certificates, which are proof of professional ability. Don't prevaricate yourself with certificates that don't represent ability. This is just an excuse for not working hard, and in the end, it is yourself who suffers.

For many people, college is the last threshold to enter the society, and it is also the time to think about life. With time and energy, it is very necessary to prepare more competitive advantages for your future. It is difficult to enter the society and even study after marriage. It's really hard.

As the saying goes, "one more skill will lead to another way out" and "one more skill will not beat you". This kind of "art" is a certificate of today's society. Unless you are determined to start a business as a boss or work in an informal unit, you have no excuse to despise your education.