LIFE AFTER TERTIARY

Written by: Elsie Phiri

Success is a visionary achievement that is determined by how big my dreams are. Life after tertiary doesn’t really give a big scared, it is believed that after tertiary to open doors what you need is experience.

My success is in the palm of my hand. Knowledge is programmed and who said that my knowledge can’t be programmed and be applied by everyone that gets empowerment by it! Life is not easy and will never be, tertiary has many ways that are both good and some a tempting, however the way you choose to tackle life doesn’t guarantee you a better life without storms.

It is a privilege to get a chance to educate yourself, however how you use it, it’s upon your shoulders. Education in our country is performing very badly because we are injected with the mentality of wanting to excess everything for free.

Rights are good things to be embraced but only if they are embraced very well. We have a right to free education at which it was granted to us if we give the situation a good eye.

There are other kids who are determined and they really want to go to tertiary not because of the fun and nice package that it comes with but because of the zeal of it.

The matters of life after tertiary are a lot and they pile up on one another to a point that you even get confused on what to do and what not to do.

Things in tertiary they are not served on a silver platter and everything on the program you get spoon-feed and begged or reminded that you are supposed to do a certain thing.

My life after tertiary was nice and fun being because I got something that was relevant to what I was studying and what I saw myself topping and making it mine and big.

This doesn’t really imply to everyone that life after school will flow like a river. I believe that to achieve what you want you should own what you thing is entitled to you by finding information of how to do things.

Knowledge is everything, it doesn’t matter how small you are going to start but behind every small thing there is a testimony.

Education is the key to every child’s success and that’s one privilege that one child shouldn’t be denied because of the childhood backgrounds where we come from.