Education and our attitude towards it

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Education is most important in life. its means physical, social and moral development. the process is divided in formal and informal one, though informal education have importance, formal education in today's world is equally important. Formal education further divided into vocational and non vocational education. non vocational education though help in your social, moral and physical development, it doesn't help you in establishing you economically whereas vocational education contributes largely in establishing you economically. vocational education means you need not only to learn knowledge but also skills in your course of education and these skills you can apply practically to earn livelihood. For example if you want to learn computer cloud networking , database management, python programming , yoga, mindfulness meditation , physical fitness exercises or techniques for psychological healing so , these are skills which you can learn through a four or six months course and you can use these skills in future to earn money. There are lot of skills based courses, trainings programs and vocational learning programs through which you can learn those skills and earn through these skills. Now a days you can learn many skills online by watching YouTube videos or joining websites or through buying online courses from Coursera, khan academy, preply, Allison etc. There are lot of computer software and hardware courses which maje you skilled in databases or computer language programming and these are most demanded skills now. by learning these courses you can perform in various fields and earn money. vocational education has a large scope which is being increased day by day.

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