[Myrza M] Writing Practice Test 1417075

Lets describe the changes of people who went for international travel 1990,1995, 2000 2005. Actually, our special programm designed and constructed by M.M.M specially for this, show us logical table that have 7 level descriptions, basically about: area, total, Africa, America, Asia and the pacific, Europe and Middle East.

Totally of the area(people) in 1990 - 448.9, in 1995 - 615.2, in 2000 - 669.2, in 2005 - 693.7. (million) With this statistic we can realise how changes people activity from 1990 to 2005 and it is really good statistic that rises up every 5 year.

Now we continue continents rise up statistic every 5 year. Africa - 18.2, 20.8, 26.9, 28.7. America - 80.5, 112.5, 118.2, 113.2. Asia and the pacific -60.2, 80.3, 117.4, 135.8. Europe - 280.2, 390.3, 393.2, 400.2. Middle east - 9.8, 11.3, 13.5, 15.8.

To conclusion, definitely we have continent leaders name - Europe after goes Asia and the pacific, then America, Africa and Middle East.

In today's society, many folks think going to university is the only way to succeed. But, I reckon more folks should consider vocational training. This is 'cause there's a big shortage of skilled workers, like electricians and plumbers.

It's clear that universities churn out book-smart grads, but there's still a big gap in the number of skilled workers needed for important jobs. This gap not only hurts different industries but also limits chances for folks wanting good, steady jobs.

Encouraging more folks to do vocational training can help fix this problem. Vocational programs teach practical skills and real-world experience that directly prep folks for jobs. By pushing vocational training as much as traditional college, we can make sure there's enough skilled workers to keep up with industry demands.

Plus, vocational training is often cheaper and easier to get into than college. Not everyone can afford four years of school or all the costs that come with it. Vocational programs are usually shorter and cheaper, making them a better option for lots of people.

Society also needs to recognize the value of skilled trades. Too often, vocational jobs get looked down on compared to academic ones. But, skilled workers are super important for keeping things running smoothly. By raising the status of vocational training, we can get more people to see the worth in these jobs.

To sum up, while going to college has its perks, promoting vocational training is key to fixing the shortage of skilled workers. Balancing both kinds of education ensures we have a diverse workforce ready to tackle any job.