Those who have a higher social status have a distinct advantage because they have access to many resources that go beyond basic human needs. For example, those who have more money have access to education. Those who don't earn much can't afford to send their children to school and even if they have school supplies nearby, boys and girls are forced to work to help the family survive. Education is essential for the development of third world countries and represents a huge obstacle to the development and prosperity of countries technologically, educationally and politically. If the poor had more access to education, they would have more opportunities to earn more money and improve their social status. Due to the lack of education for almost the entire population, most of the population lacks the basic skills to perform jobs that require skills. Many people in Africa occupy low-paid, unskilled job positions because they do not have the knowledge or resources to obtain higher-paying jobs that require more skills and education to obtain. Education is something necessary for a third world country to improve its conditions and poverty makes it impossible to improve the availability of education in Africa without the help of other countries and individuals who strive to make educational materials more accessible to all the people living in