No real education: no real jobs

Monday, July 14, 2014

Everyone talks about real jobs, but real jobs come from real education. In this country there is no real education . We need to re-address and re-structure our education system before its late. There is so much money in this country.

This country can afford to spend on education and make it work, we can invest in education. Other countries in Africa are poor and they do not have levels of education as horrendous as the public education in this country. The biggest crisis in this country is not jobs, it’s education.

There can be no real jobs without real education.

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No real education: no real jobs

Everyone talks about real jobs, but real jobs come from real education. In this country there is no real education . We need to re-address and re-structure our education system before its late. There is so much money in this country.

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