English Language Writing Skills
By Danso Kwasi Nti Samuel (DAS). Study the complete course source, examine every model and practise alongside Professor Jarvis.
Course printed page 370 PDF page 376 of 505
For tables, matching columns, IPA and original formatting, open the course PDF above.
Write a letter to your parent, stating at least three reasons why you want to
learn trade rather than further schooling.
Dome D/A JHS,
P.O. Box 5,
Dome-Accra.
26th June 2006.
Dear Mom and Dad,
I hope you are both doing well. I’ve been thinking a lot lately about my future, and I wanted
to share something important with you. After much thought and consideration, I’ve decided
that I would like to learn a trade instead of furthering my education at this point.
One of the main reasons is that I feel a strong desire to start working with my hands and
gaining practical skills. I’ve always been interested in things like carpentry, plumbing, or
even electrical work, and I believe that learning a trade will allow me to pursue something
I’m passionate about while also providing me with the opportunity to start earning a living
sooner.
Another reason is that I believe a trade will give me a sense of independence and stability.
With a solid trade under my belt, I can start my own business or find work relatively easily,
which will allow me to support myself and contribute to the family. The idea of having a skill
that is always in demand gives me a lot of confidence in this path.
I’ve also noticed that there is a growing demand for skilled tradespeople, and I feel that by
learning a trade, I can secure a stable and fulfilling career. While further schooling offers its
own advantages, I think that for me, the hands-on experience and immediate application of
skills in a trade would be more beneficial.
