Education and the Homeland - Jutema Quitumba - Bog

The country has begun to resent the harmful impact of this school privatization, being unable to make schooling more effective for all. We continue to pay for access and permanence in the classroom, but the results offered are claimed by the very labor market that rejects them. In the minds of businessmen and entrepreneurs (merchants of prescribed education) the fundamental thing is that thousands of young people and adults graduate every year, and a lot is gained. The issues of quality of the services provided and curricular achievement are put into question and development (well-being of the population) remains as a simple intention of deceptive and unmeasured "academic" marketing in the direction of the consumer.