Do you think that all education should be free? After all, knowledge is power and everyone should have the right to access it. On the other hand, if education was free, would it lead to overcrowding in certain professions?
Do you think that all education should be free? After all, knowledge is power and everyone should have the right to access it. On the other hand, if education was free, would it lead to overcrowding in certain professions?
user
I do believe that education should be free, as knowledge is absolutely essential for everyone to thrive and progress. Without knowledge, it's difficult to progress in life, achieve financial stability and make informed decisions. With regards to overcrowding in certain professions, if the cost of education was waived off people would gain access to a wide variety of professions and jobs which may not have been previously accessible due to costs. In addition there could also be better distribution of labour across diverse sectors, resulting in improved efficiency.  As educations gets more freely available then people will become better aware of potential career paths they can explore thereby allowing for balanced growth across varied career domains that offer attractive prospects that were not possible before due the high cost of education or lack thereof. Furthermore governments all around world could also benefit form skilled citizens who can help further develop their country’s economic and intellectual well-being as well as assisting them with finding qualified job seekers which could potentially increase tax revenues further benefitting society at large
assistant
Do you think that all education should be free? After all, knowledge is power and everyone should have the right to access it. On the other hand, if education was free, would it lead to overcrowding in certain professions?
user
I think that all education should be provided to those who are willing to work for it. Everyone should have access to knowledge and training, but we must consider if there will still be incentives to acquire qualifications if educations is free. Will it lead to an excess of people competing in certain professions? Possibly, but with the right strategies such as targeted funding or accreditation frameworks I believe a well-structured free education system is possible.
assistant