“Either you run or you climb”, is a saying often used in my homeland. We must constantly update ourselves if we want to be at the forefront, we cannot always be on the defensive. The evolution of the human being has brought changes in each generation, our parents criticised modernity; today we criticise modernity and in the end we end up adapting to it. In the future, the new generations over the age of 40 will judge those times.
In relation to school, formal education is simply a “mouth-opener”. Education should be an apprenticeship that forms students as self-reliant and self-taught beings. The state should encourage companies and job providers to provide quotas to admit these young people and provide them with experiences, those skills that are acquired through practice. Let us remember the motto “practice makes perfect”.