Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen,
It has come to the attention of the modern world, that early teenagers feel should be obliged and embraced with the power to be allowed to work, in other words receive their National Insurance number from the age of fifteen. This issue has been raised, but the question is, should teenagers be allowed to get their National Insurance number from the age of fifteen? And if this does happen, what effect will this have? My piece will be evaluating and concluding why teenagers feel like this and what should be done about it.
According to fifteen year old DAVID TAYO from London who just turned fifteen this September gone by, he wants teenagers to work at 15 years old. On Twitter, he tweeted “I feel I have reached the appropriate age in which I feel I should acquire the key to working. By this age we are all mature and responsible enough” ‘hashtag’ freedom. My point of view is that we adults who are more experienced in knowing how the world out here works, and with this we should set our younger ones on the right path avoiding all conflict. We can see that this is one teenager who is just not satisfied and wants change as soon as possible. The benefits of allowing children to work as such a young age are that it prepares them for the real world, and helps not generate the idea that the world is not easy to survive in. During the past the country have been quick to call children of very young ages to work in dangerous occupations such as ‘chimney cleaners’ or ‘factory workers’, so why not give them the chance to work in safe jobs now where they will be monitored and watched and guided. Fifteen year old DAVID TAYO has mentioned the word “freedom”. The definition of freedom means “the state of not being imprisoned or enslaved” so surely it is bad that a fifteenth year old feels enslaved. Our great country stands and fights against free right that we tackled in all past years, and restricting a child of this stands against this. Now for a fifteen year old to be using this word in something he wants, he is clearly passionate and expressing his feelings.
Soon we will see teenagers rebelling against the government if we do not act against teen requirements. I am fully supporting that teens should be able to get their National Insurance number at the age of 15. At that age, youths are highly responsible and have to do work experience anyway, so why not grant them this great privilege. The earlier a baby starts potty training, the earlier they know how to use a toilet, therefore the earlier a teenager learns the traits of being an adult/young adult, the more responsible they are by the time they hit a certain age.
I am confident you will agree when I say that the youths are the next line up of generation. We do not want our world damaged after all the years of hard work we have put in? We do not want our teenagers to develop hatred? We do not want our own to go against us. We do not want war of some sort? The world we live in currently is complex and complicated, in spite of this we should allow youths to work at 15. This is the prime age in which going violence, life problems, school encounters, so surely working is the way to keep them on the safe path. I can personally tell you that when I was younger there was things I wanted to say that I felt could make a good impact… but I was too scared to say. Is this what we want? Our children living in fear? Our younger ones who WILL be in our position one day to be living in fear?
Comparing all these things, I think that it is correct and safe to say that teenagers should be allowed to get their National Insurance number at the age of fifteen. Modern society has changed and youth has adapted to being part of the adult world from early. So why not reward them with just a bit of freedom, that’s the least they deserve.

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