Highschool degree in nothing
It is a call to action for individuals to engage with and contribute to communities that prioritize practical, hands-on learning experiences—communities that value the maker spirit, which champions innovation and creativity
To voice our observations is not to indulge in polemics, but to stimulate a constructive dialogue among those who share a vision for revitalizing the educational landscape over dogmatic adherence to flawed paradigms. This perspective seeks not only to critique but to forge pathways toward solutions, inviting those who recognize these challenges to partake in the meaningful endeavor of educational transformation.
It is a call to action for individuals to engage with and contribute to communities that prioritize innovation.
For those who share a vision for revitalizing the educational landscape.
Describing public education as a failure scarcely captures the depth and breadth of the challenges facing the system. A systemic breakdown that fails to meet the fundamental objectives of educating and preparing future generations for the complexities of the modern world.
Where do we begin?
Purpose of Education: There’s a longstanding debate about whether the primary goal of education should be to prepare students for the workforce, to cultivate a well-rounded individual, or to achieve some balance of the two. Critics argue that the focus has shifted too far towards academic achievement at the expense of practical skills. Now the economy has started to fail, with massive inflation on the rise soon the value of being able to do it yourself will be the golden ticket. I enjoy seeing those uppity liberals taking their bmws to be repared, maintenance costs in the thousands and wait till those Dirty battery cars need fixing
Academic vs. Practical Skills: The emphasis in many high schools on preparing students for college might overshadow the development of vocational skills that are directly applicable in the workforce. This includes skills relevant to service industries, trades, and other vocational fields. There’s a growing recognition of the need to provide more pathways for students, including vocational training and apprenticeships, that prepare them for a variety of careers beyond those requiring a four-year degree. Sure if your going to med school or law school you will be fine but what percentage of young men are doing this?
Life Skills Education: There’s a strong argument to be made for incorporating more life skills education into the curriculum. This includes financial literacy, basic home and car maintenance, and other practical skills that are essential for adult independence and success. Some critics feel that these areas are neglected in favor of academic subjects. Our focus is on getting young men ready to live life to the fullest. This dream scape economy doesn’t happen for everyone, no all men have rich parents, heck alot including myself have had drunk abusive dads, were told to drop out of school and GET A JOB! Getting a job is a great start but most employers want you to have some skills, most of which require hands on learning
Success and Failure: The assertion that individuals are “destined for failure” without these skills overlooks the capacity for learning and adaptation outside the formal education system. Success in life depends on factors like personal initiative, continuing education, community support, and opportunities for skill development post-graduation.
Reform and Innovation: There are ongoing efforts to reform education to better prepare students for life after high school. This includes expanding vocational and technical education programs, integrating life skills training into the curriculum, and experimenting with innovative educational models that offer a more holistic approach to student development. You have to agree public education is a complete failure.
Our mission is to establish training programs that are tailored for specific employment opportunities. In the new industrial environment you will have to be very diverse in skills especially electronic control methods. Basic skills in building and fabricating also a must.
Work with us
We are reaching out to kindred spirits and visionaries who understand the transformative power of education beyond traditional boundaries. Our initiative seeks to pioneer an environment where skill development is paramount, liberated from the constraints of standardized curricula and governmental dictates. In a world that increasingly values versatility and practical knowledge, our programs aim to empower individuals with the tools they need for real-world success, fostering independence, innovation, and resilience. Unfortunately, our aspirations outpace our resources, and without the support of those who share our vision, the potential of many bright minds remains untapped. By investing in our cause, you are not just funding a program; you are nurturing a movement that envisions education as the bedrock of empowerment and progress. Join us in this journey to unlock the boundless potential of those we serve. For more information on how you can contribute to this transformative cause, please contact support@volusiamarket.com. Together, we can create a legacy of meaningful change and open doors to countless opportunities for those eager to learn, grow, and succeed on their own terms.
