Quote from: Stella Mese on April 25, 2025, 06:53:26 AM

Quote from: Bluedrem on April 25, 2025, 03:26:22 AM

Institutes should develop a person by providing technical education along with general education so that he does not have to face the questions you mentioned in the job field.
If for some reason he does not get a job, technical education will help him to be successful later.
If you look at a country like China, you can understand the importance of technical education.

that's right and China is one of the countries that implements this system, indeed technical education can bring success in terms of work, but that's the way it is used to always be studied in order to get the desired work because in learning it focuses on one work so that it will be mastered quickly and that's one of them, different from general education which studies a lot of material so it is slow to master it quickly.

China is one of the countries that prioritizes education, because they view education as a fundamental aspect to advance the nation. This Bamboo Curtain country has not only succeeded in building a strong education system, but has also succeeded in instilling the importance of education in the culture of its people. Prestige in China is not measured by what someone wears or where they live, but by where they study, especially at university.

In addition, China pays great attention to the development of its education curriculum. They continue to adjust the education system to the needs of the times, so that educational institutions there are able to produce superior graduates in various sectors, from science, technology, economics, to culture. It is not surprising that with this strong educational foundation, China has now developed into a developed country and transformed into one of the largest economic powers in the world.

Returning to the initial discussion about "School or Skills," in some countries, perhaps including the country where I live, education has not been a priority. Poor education system, with an underdeveloped curriculum and no attention to real-world needs. As a result, many graduates are unable to compete and have minimal skills.

If you live in a country with a weak education system, then in addition to staying in school, you must also actively seek and develop new skills outside of school. Honing your skills independently is the key to building a better future, because in today's era, real skills are often more valued than just a diploma.