REVISION

Transition into an adult life means learning to care for oneself independently of one's parents, meaning that one has learned some life skills. One is to acquire such as personal hygiene, enough sleep, keeping fit, and having a healthy diet. Another important skill is to be able to earn to cover one's living expenses. Related to this is the skill of setting and managing one's grocery budget, opening a savings account, paying the bills and using calculators. Also important is learning to use means of . This includes skills such as buying tickets, reading train timetables, and arriving on time. Being able to set for one's life is a crucial skill teenagers have to learn. This involves working out the goal, identifying the tasks that lead to achieving it, and checking how one is progressing. Well-planned goals, when achieved, help boost self-confidence levels. Modern day people know that skills are essential for minimizing stress in life. When teenagers learn them, this will help them get better school grades, more spare time, as well as better decision-making. Last but not least are the skills. Facing problems and looking for appropriate solutions is essential, not only in the professional setting but also in managing private affairs.