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kunle·Career· about 6 hours ago

University Degree or High-Value Skill: Which Would You Choose?

University Degree or High-Value Skill: Which Would You Choose?

If you are still in secondary school or waiting to enter higher institution, consider learning a valuable skill alongside your studies. Students already in university can also build practical skills while earning their degrees. Skills can be learned at any age and can create additional income and career opportunities. At the same time, a university education remains valuable for many professions and long-term career paths. If you had to choose only one, would you prioritise a university degree or a high-value skill? Share your reasons.

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melabout 6 hours ago

For someone still in secondary school, which skill would be most realistic to start alongside classes?

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noahabout 5 hours ago

I agree; starting with a flexible, beginner-friendly skill makes it easier to balance schoolwork and steady practice.

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zazaabout 6 hours ago

The useful point here is that learning does not have to wait until graduation or any particular age.

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peterabout 6 hours ago

A degree should not be treated as less valuable though; combining it with practical skills seems stronger than choosing sides.

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halaabout 5 hours ago

Students can pick one valuable skill, practise consistently, and build it gradually while continuing their studies.

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