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Adult Education
Adult education is education given to the adults of grown-up people of a country in different forms. It generally means teaching  uneducated adults how to read and write. But it also means teaching them the ways or working efficiently in their different professions or places of work. It may also mean teaching the better way living, enjoying life or making use of their time.
Adult education is necessary in a country like ours. About 75 percent  of our adults are uneducated ad illiterate (unable to read and write). They cannot easily learn new ways of doing work in their different professions. Consequently (as a result), they cannot easily progress or earn much.
Through proper adult education, our working people can become more useful for the society and the country. They can serve their nation well by learning better way working on their jobs. Educated labourers can easily learn ways of working new machines. They can read book about techniques of production. Thus, they can become efficient industrial workers and can increase (add to) the production of their country.
Educated adults know or understand their rights and duties and the laws of the country much better than uneducated people. They can read newspapers and magazines and can learn about social and natural problems. They can discuss the political, social and economic aims of the government and the programmes of political parties. Then they can elect the most suitable candidates for positions of power.
Ministers, members of Parliament and the Provincial Assemblies, educationists, social workers and economic experts should discuss the ways of educating the common people in the mass media (the radio, television, newspapers, and the Internet).
Under the national education plan, literacy centres can be set up in every part of the country. All kinds of buildings, like those of schools, factories, Union Council Halls, hotels, restaurants and government offices can be used. Temporary structures for teaching can be erected, especially in the villages. Teaching can be more effective through television and radio programmes, films, discussions and practical demonstrations of teaching materials.
Our schools, colleges and universities can provide adult education. Special classes for adults can be held there after the regular classes are over. There adults can be taught languages like Urdu and English.