Education for criminals Sending criminals to prison is not the best method of dealing with them. Education and job training are better ways to help them. Do you agree or disagree? --- The issue of criminality tackling has been in the headlines for decades. I agree with those who say that it is first of all a social problem which requiers from the government certain efforts to help former criminals to become involved into the life of the community. However, some feel that to take care about felons is unacceptable luxury. In this essay I will examine both sides and substantiate my opinion. Regarding those who do not share idea about supporting ex-prisoners there are many reasons. For example, they mention thet budget funds which are spent for educational programs for prisoners should better be used for problems that affects the whole community, such as healthcare, environmental problems and much more. According to them there is no reason to outlay resources for the sake of troublemakers. Moreover, they proclaim that it is sign of weakness from the perspective of law offenders, thereby it can make things even worse. Nevertheless, I firmly believe that this point of view is poorly grounded, The primary reason is that the most crimes are committed by those who were born in the pernicious environment. The poverty, lack of opportunities, high rate if unemployment are usual attributes of social groups which are producing most of criminals. It goes without saying that best way to handle this group of problems is creating opportunities for young people and increasing the standarts of live of the poorest part of society. Trainings for ex-criminals is only a part of this crucially important challenge. Additionally, those who get a well-paid profession a hardly about to return to the prison. To sum up, my strong belief is that supportive programs for yesterday's lawbreakers are essential for healthy modern society.