please don't.
I live in germany and our academic system is flawed to the extreme.
Even the dual systeme.
I mean common our universities and schools has a worse system than america (and a lot of other countries).
The dual system should've bridged school and labor skills, however it does not work that good. Especially not in IT.
The problem a lot of kids come from different schools, some have higher educations some not. so the school tries to learn a lot of things which they should've teached in schools already, while they train you not a lot of practical things in school.
Also a lot of practical things you learn in the school are mostly already learned since the school progresses way too slow.
As already said I think the problem starts already in the kindergarten/early school. And then progresses in middle schools.
in germany you basically get thrown to life either after your school years or after your university/higher schools. You always start with nearly no experience, even after you did apprenticeship in dual system you are not prepared for your life.
worse is even if you did something in west germany it could be slightly different in other parts of germany, so switching schools can be really really hard.
our system basically enforces "lax-iness" until a certain point in life and than you either get it or you get lost in the system. and it get's worse due to our polictics that loosens more and more rules
I mean common our universities and schools has a worse system than america (and a lot of other countries). The dual system should've bridged school and labor skills, however it does not work that good. Especially not in IT. The problem a lot of kids come from different schools, some have higher educations some not. so the school tries to learn a lot of things which they should've teached in schools already, while they train you not a lot of practical things in school. Also a lot of practical things you learn in the school are mostly already learned since the school progresses way too slow.
As already said I think the problem starts already in the kindergarten/early school. And then progresses in middle schools.
in germany you basically get thrown to life either after your school years or after your university/higher schools. You always start with nearly no experience, even after you did apprenticeship in dual system you are not prepared for your life.
worse is even if you did something in west germany it could be slightly different in other parts of germany, so switching schools can be really really hard.
our system basically enforces "lax-iness" until a certain point in life and than you either get it or you get lost in the system. and it get's worse due to our polictics that loosens more and more rules