Should I accept the job offer or focus on my HSC education?
I completed my SSC this year. The coaching institute where I use to study in SSC offered me a job as the tutor. I am a science student.
Asked by alka kumari
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1 Answer
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Hello Alka,
It is great that they offered you such a responsible job which means that you are great in studies but I suggest you to first build up your career after that go for job because once if you get struck in this, it will be very difficult for you to make your career. Yes you can take one or two classes just for confidence but don't get too much indulged in it.
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