Students should be prepared for leadership and vocational skills as they advance to higher grades. These ought to be taught in schools. Vocational and technical education is skill-based instruction in a particular field that enables students to learn the theory and practical skills necessary for a particular discipline, trade, vocation, or occupation through hands-on experience. Vocational courses emphasise learning through application more. Vocational education enables students to practically apply their knowledge and develop expertise in a particular subject.

Children pick up leadership skills through observing the adults around them from an early age. Children start to form their own routines and mental processes by seeing how others handle criticism, deal with failure, and address large crowds. Teachers and parents can encourage kids to start examining their routines and behaviours in order to develop long-term leadership goals through social and emotional development.

Students who are given the opportunity to develop their leadership, life, and career skills become more engaged in their studies and enjoy more democratic learning environments. By enhancing self-regulation, making wise judgments, and forming dependable social networks, strengthening life skills strives to equip students to handle the challenges of daily life successfully.

Ways to Empower students: Students should be empowered by giving them a voice in their education.

• Creating a space where students can provide feedback in a timely way, whether it be criticism or appreciation, using tools like a shared Google Doc, a Twitter hashtag, an Edmodo site, a blog, etc.

• Providing pupils with the freedom to make their own decisions fosters a sense of ownership over their education.

• Encourage student involvement and collaboration during lessons.

• Encourage Meaningful Technology Use in the Classroom like the flipped classroom model, web quests, podcasts, virtual field trips via Skype, livestreaming with classes across the world.

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