"I have never let my schooling interfere with my education." - Mark Twain

The essence of degrees for students: is just for prestige and a sense of feeling among. To an employer: is to be able to shortlist job candidates. To parents: to have a feeling that they took care of their children well. To society: They don’t care

@brandonjablasone7544

4 ай бұрын

No no and no. Go back to school.

@olubunmiomotayo4074

4 ай бұрын

@@brandonjablasone7544 that’s my opinion and I’m on my way to having my PHD. I’m also an entrepreneur. The reason, I’m having all these degrees is just for clout. Everything I’m using to make a living, I self learnt them

@thisgirl1896

3 ай бұрын

True sir!

@AnthoWeezyAtVEVO

2 ай бұрын

@@brandonjablasone7544wrong, wrong, and LOUD. Read, listen and comprehend what they said.

@okohsamuel314

Ай бұрын

​@@brandonjablasone7544... 😂😂😂

The orange hair with glasses had the funniest personality. She got me laughing out loud 😂

School extends beyond the specific courses you study; it's a platform for exposure and interaction. Through school, you engage with individuals from diverse backgrounds, fostering an understanding of their perspectives and knowledge. While connections are valuable, their true worth lies in your ability to leverage them. I once knew someone with a connection to a governor, but without a university education, they couldn't secure a significant position. Therefore, attending school is far from a waste of time. Rather than solely focusing on the degree, recognize that the primary objective is the exposure it provides, opening doors to a myriad of opportunities. Networking, too, stands out as a crucial advantage of pursuing education via the school path.

@kolapobankole8592

5 ай бұрын

Like the guy said. If something you trained 4 years for, you dont end up using. Then it is a waste of time. You can still connect with people outside of school. There are seminars and events you still get to connect and not everyone makes use of it.

@Gold-lv5ih

5 ай бұрын

@@kolapobankole8592 It's true that utilizing the skills gained from education is crucial. However, what I meant to convey is that the value of education extends beyond just the immediate application of specific skills. School provides a structured environment for learning, exposure, and personal growth, which may not be as easily replicated outside the academic setting. While it's possible to connect with people in various settings, school offers a unique platform for consistent and diverse interactions. Seminars and events outside school are indeed valuable, but the comprehensive educational experience involves more than just skill training; it encompasses holistic development and the cultivation of a broader understanding of the world.

@ogslend

5 ай бұрын

School is a scam because we spend 40 years working for a Government making it more rich (We are Taxed in everything) whilst we the people are still poor. People with degrees are pushing wheelbarrows out there. The only thing school taught me is reading and writing the least is bullshit. Thank you 😂

@dammieoflagos280

5 ай бұрын

I disagree, the primary purpose of a University education is not for exposure, it’s to prepare you for work. Exposure and Networking only comes as a byproduct of attending University, which you can get all of that in the outside world by joining relevant communities. The Governor person you said couldn’t get a relevant position because of lack of degree is just as a result of our society holding degree holders to a high standard. Would he have studied Agric and worked as an Accountant just because he went to a University without having relevant knowledge? I hope you see how flawed this is. Lastly, I’m sure you can’t mention more than 20 - 30 people from your University that you’re still connected to. It’s not by quantity but the quality relationships you build.

@Gold-lv5ih

5 ай бұрын

@@dammieoflagos280 as a Nigerian, I empathize with the inclination to narrowly define the primary objective of education. However, I believe it's essential to adopt a more expansive view that encompasses both career preparation and the cultivation of holistic development. The societal emphasis on valuing degree holders likely stems from the practical aspect of aiding hiring decisions. When selecting candidates from a diverse pool, individuals with documented educational backgrounds relevant to the job may be considered safer choices. While this approach doesn't guarantee they are the absolute best fit, it represents a prudent and pragmatic selection strategy. Connections extend beyond personal acquaintances, permeating professional spheres. For instance, if an HR professional shares an alma mater with an applicant, it can undoubtedly pique interest. In summary, let's appreciate the multifaceted benefits education offers, spanning exposure, career readiness, and the nuanced dynamics of professional connections.

You can tell who actually pay attention in school and who did not by reading their comments. And no I'm not talking about grammar and corrective writing. The whole point of learning is not to teach you how to follow processes but you teach you reasoning. You learn critical thinking skills so that when you read something you can understand it and form your in opinion with out being sway. The problem ain't education. It is the lack of quality education.

This was an interesting discourse. Joel and the guy with a hat were able to articulate their points so well. I feel like is two truths can coexist. School itself isn't a scam, but the entire system needs to be overhauled. Let's do more or being educated in fields you're passionate about and receiving education that's actually relevant in today's world.

@jointhecruise

5 ай бұрын

Spot on!

My boss told me , he doesn't pay efforts, he pays results, and that university is filled with lectures who can write books but not do practical work like active work so they just see nothing wrong with how they teach So intern when you're in university to bridge that gap in Africa.

There are people who are good without going to school. They learn at the job

Just like every argument, there is no solid line dividing things into black and white. SCHOOL (Secondary or University) has got its advantages and disadvantages. You can't say a doctor should not go to university, what kind of ''doctor'' will he be. However, someone can learn EVERYTHING about coding online without stepping into the forewalls of a university and be better than a computer scientist who went to university. I think the solution is to restructure the Nigerian educational space - Make primary and secondary school compulsory but make tertiary institutions more streamlined by improving technical colleges. Some people can learn plumbing and after 2 years set up their own business.

@DoyinVoice

2 ай бұрын

Preach the good word 👏🏾

@chinenyennake4782

2 ай бұрын

I just tire

Watching this video made me wanna be extra serious in school

@alchris2978

Ай бұрын

I'm only 11 minutes into the video at the time of typing this. I'm curious as to what about the video brought you to this conclusion.

@johnadeyemi3674

Ай бұрын

@@alchris2978 cause the ones who are on the side of school being a scam didn't bring up intellectual points.

It’s the limitations that we place to what school is that makes us say “school is a scam”. Even the person that said she studied surveying must know that surveying is not limited to standing “under the sun”

@MajorPaneIntl

5 ай бұрын

I need to buy you a drink for this comment. Spot on

@One_Andonly-Zulu.1

5 ай бұрын

Then why not teach them more than "standing under the sun". You can't let somebody spend 5 to 6years I school and then say you should do more.

@kolapobankole8592

5 ай бұрын

Why not teach them more than standing under ther sun. People finish school 5 years and dont know the latest policies on their field or have skills that employers can use.

@memesfamilyguyandtvshows

5 ай бұрын

​@@kolapobankole8592that's because na scam you spend that 5 or 6 years in that surveying company and you will know more than person that went to sch and spend 10 years

*If students went straight to being taught and trained on their chosen profession straight out of high school aka secondary school, obtaining a bachelor's degree would only take 2 years instead of 4 years when you omit all these useless classes that you've either already did in high school or dont even need for your chosen career that you're expected to spend the first 2 years doing again is the issue. School entirely isnt a scam, it is the UNIVERSITY level SYSTEM of education that's a scam.* The school institutions will pile up all these elective courses in the name of credit hours that you don't need for your chosen career just for the students to be in school longer so these students will have to spend way more money to these schools or become indebted for life by owing thousands of dollars in student loans by the time they graduate that most cant pay all back in their lifetime.

@brandonjablasone7544

4 ай бұрын

Can't do that because you learn a lot from your other classes. You have to be well versed not a specialist.

You can sniff out formal education fanatics from a mile away. They over-philosophize everything with an acquired taste/knack for being lost in hypotheticals.

@buuiikem

4 ай бұрын

True !! Very true Most of the narrative these school defenders peddle are acquired .. not like they're speaking from a first-hand experience hence resorting to the overly recycled philosophy of "no knowledge is a waste" Some knowledge infact - Majority of the information in schools now is a total waste , not relevant for the present world

@sophiatsaka5596

Ай бұрын

The guy in a black shirt, right?

School is not about what they taught you. You see that dy/dx. The whole idea is to teach you how to reason, how to follow a process and solve problems. Then also, the social interactions and school exposes you to people of all sorts. I'll also state that your certificate gives you an opportunity to compete in life. If you don't go to school there are things you can NEVER try for. Just do the school it gives you a chance

@ogslend

5 ай бұрын

School is a scam because we spend 40 years working for a Government making it more rich (We are Taxed in everything) whilst we the people are still poor. People with degrees are pushing wheelbarrows out there. The only thing school taught me is reading and writing the least is bullshit. Thank you 😂

@apachekafka773

5 ай бұрын

You are only speaking as someone who went to higher institution. Also, dy/dx doesn't teach you how to reason. It only teaches you the steps someone formulated to solve a problem. You are not even allowed to form your own thoughts. The reason we actually go to school is the certificate. It is tied to some opportunities not just the best opportunities.

@Danorous

5 ай бұрын

​@@apachekafka773You both made sense

@brandonjablasone7544

4 ай бұрын

@@apachekafka773 yes it do

Education is not a scam. I learnt a lot of fundamentals in the university and then improved by myself. The university is not designed to pour all knowledge and experience into your head. Learn some skills while in school. As an engineer scientist, I can tell you that the calculus, Fourier transform and other integral transforms, optimizations, etc are very useful.

@jointhecruise

5 ай бұрын

Absolutely! This absolutely corroborates one of Joel's points.

@enochadefemi220

4 ай бұрын

Education is not a scam but school is a scam maybe, after all it is just a business, whatever you are learning in the uni , one can register for an online course and even go on youtube to learn everything...at the end its the knowledge that matters

School was supposed to be experience. Our school killed the experience

Aunty, some else is using dy dx to do things that you are benefiting from. You are not using it in your life doesn't mean it's not useful.

@icyitegetseangelique9422

2 ай бұрын

True

I wish I am in this kind of conversation From the start they are missing the point, there are difference between being skillful and having a degree. Let me tell you! over 60% of the courses studied nowadays are irrelevant for modern universities, you can learn them with other resources. I am a self taught developer, working already, studied Industrial Relations and all my knowledge was gotten from this KZread. I am skillful and they hired me, not that I am having a PALI. I can still say courses like Medicine, Law and some few needs tertiary education, but not generally for all courses. You going to school to study Fine Art is a waste of time. If you take your time and you are skillful, and you take a course on branding and you publicize yourself and gain connection you will be far better than someone that did GNS in Year one and remember you never spent as much as them and you are already having experience. You need a mentor not a PALI. Elon musk said we have gotten to a day and age where we can learn anything within 6 months, we already have AI. So, School is saturated already and Experience is needed not PALI anymore.

@victorloore

5 ай бұрын

Can we connect, please?

@victorloore

5 ай бұрын

Can we connect, please?

@jointhecruise

5 ай бұрын

“Experience is needed, not PALI” 👌🏽

@adilamusicTV

3 ай бұрын

God bless you my gee

What we need from education is compression of comprehensive topics and practical knowledge especially doing placement in your field of learning early, so that you know if you don’t like the field work you can opt out earlier.

In Nigeria, your education is irrelevant, who you know counts. This is also observed in other countries but at least there ( developed countries) skill still trumps nepotism and who you know can only give you a push once you’re already trained/ in the system.

University was designed to grill subservience into you. All the radical passion that comes from you teenage years become tamed and your amition becomes timid. Its not a coincidence that people who choose to think outside the box and take control their lives with true discipline have a better route to entrepreneurship. Be skilled at what you love and create value with it, eventually you'll be the one getting honourary degrees awarded to you without spending a day in school. Work smart not hard people

@Phriffo

3 ай бұрын

Finally one who gets it.

If billionaire are sending their kids to school... Who are you

@One_Andonly-Zulu.1

5 ай бұрын

Thats a stupid question, are you living your life based on billionaires.

@ahambasolomon9820

5 ай бұрын

it's cos they have money

@memesfamilyguyandtvshows

5 ай бұрын

They're doing it for prestige not because there kids is ever going to go look for a job

@brandonjablasone7544

4 ай бұрын

@@memesfamilyguyandtvshowswrong, school teaches a lot of interpersonal skills. It also help you understand concept and deductive reasoning. Please go back and learn

@memesfamilyguyandtvshows

4 ай бұрын

@@brandonjablasone7544 😂😂😂 that's a load of crap if you want interpersonal skills go out and interact with people school doesn't teach it they're alot of people who went to school that doesn't have those interpersonal skills and they those that have it were either born with it learned it at home or were forced to interact with other people at school so it seems school taught them but it really didn't

I just love how different minds collide and intertwine on this particular subject, how the human and by way of mind we just have different POV of situations.

Bro said he is one of the greatest victims of a failed educational system 😂😂😂😂😂💔💔💔💔💔

I have been waiting for this topic,glad it is finally here

27:38 History can be learned through novels too. People need to be more observant about what they see in media. I did history in secondary school, but before that I'd read Things fall apart, Eze goes to school, Purple Hibiscus at an early age. I read a lot of books about people in past centuries, and not just in Nigeria. Recently I reread Second class citizen by Buchi Echemeta, I felt so passionate about the tragedy because it felt so real. I eventually Googled her and found out that the book was actually about her life before she published her first book, turns out all her books are based on real people with real life situations that were possible at those pre colonial and colonial times. These authors put in a lot of history in their novels because they write what they see and know. Oliver Twist takes you into London in the 1800s. But people don't read novels anymore.

@IrorogheneOdafejirorosua

5 ай бұрын

I agree with you but do we really need to go through all of these literary excavations to discover what our identity is? History in my opinion should travel undistorted through generations.

@jointhecruise

5 ай бұрын

Interesting discoveries. 👌🏽

@apachekafka773

5 ай бұрын

​@@IrorogheneOdafejirorosua Unfortunately the world don't run on your opinions.

@IrorogheneOdafejirorosua

5 ай бұрын

@@apachekafka773 😩😩

+still for that 300 point for jamb in my year I know someone that got 300 and above yet still didn't get the admission 😂😅 And the girl here said she got 290, brother haba she nor try??!!😂😂😅for jamb!

@dammieoflagos280

5 ай бұрын

Leave am, Nigerian mentality to humble people and make them realize that somebody somewhere got it worse. Like that was to make her feel better 😂 Jamb score that’s only valid for one year.

After your Jamb, what course did you choose and what was you post utme score?

Just look at the difference in presentation skills of those who went to university compared to the others. It says it all.

@jointhecruise please try to tag the social handles of the people you feature.

It depends with the kind of carrier you want to venture into

Love this episode ❤

10:13 She’s real for saying that I’m currently in the University 1st year I’m studying inter rel and some times it hits and I ask myself what what will really happen after school

@jointhecruise

5 ай бұрын

For some people, school is also for self-discovery so just try to make the best of it while you're there. Cheers 🍻

Interesting topic, serious good for thought 🤔

no matter how corrupt a situation is the top is open and have a space for excellent

I agree that some courses may not be as useful in this new age. However, I believe that education is what you make it to be whether in school or not. You can take a course with someone and they will get so much more value from it than you. This is because they’re more intentional. If you’re in school now, change your mindset about school and apply what you learn outside. The job of the school is to give you the knowledge, what you do with it is up to you. #ownyoureducation

@jointhecruise

5 ай бұрын

I love the concluding part of this comment. What you do with school is up to you 💯

Good topic for discussion

Love how composed the participants are. Kudos to them.

@jointhecruise

4 ай бұрын

Yeah! Kudos to them. Thank you for watching 🤗🙏🏽

This very educative

We learn to understand

Lots of wisdom

Even when i chose to employ I would never in my life chose a certificate over the practical know how.

23yrs five children brooooooo that's wild😂😂😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥🔥

Joel; wow! Smart, respectful, good dress sense.

They should be one topic "does International Baccalaureate make sense?

I really want to partake in one of these discussions

@jointhecruise

2 ай бұрын

Oh, great. There's a link in the description of this video. Click the link, fill out the form and we'll get back to you whenever we're casting for an episode that matches your interest.

Solid discourse … as we talk we will soon be leaders hence we need to make it better … JahGuide

"School na scam "also depends on the country you live in , in a country like Nigeria where opportunities to match the courses we take in school one can start thinking towards that line.

I am subscribed. Love from Namibia

This was the most confused debate so far. They all got a point but it is all over the place 😅.

@Trichmedia

5 ай бұрын

They were just running around in circles, without looking at the bigger picture, we are already at a point or almost getting to the point whereby University wouldn't be necessary anymore, once you have your mobile phone and you know what to do with it, that's your University and career springboard.

@ariamason9324

3 ай бұрын

​@@Trichmediaso I can become a surgeon from google😂😂😂😂

@Trichmedia

3 ай бұрын

@@ariamason9324 would you be kind to tell me the University the first person that carried out a successful surgery went to? These things comes from curiosity of trial and error and later documented and pass on to people through the University. You could even learn how to operate on people without going to a University, it's called apprenticeship. Most expatriates you see in your country Nigeria in oil and gas sectors, never went to the University over here, most had a vocational training, like apprenticeship. This is the reason why we are lacking behind, people go for years of apprenticeship in hospitals after many years of University. The apprenticeship is called residency in US and speciality training in UK.

@ariamason9324

3 ай бұрын

@@Trichmedia it's still structured learning. It involves practicum. It's not learning from Mobile phone. Also the early surgeons killed a lot of people. But I'm available to perform surgery on you anytime my friend🤣

@Trichmedia

3 ай бұрын

@@ariamason9324 Since it's hard for you to comprehend.😂 I said mobile phone, in your mind, you went straight to google 😂, so you think Google is the only place you go to on your phone when it comes to learning. Your understanding of taking comments literally probably means your brain needs a check or surgery then. 😀

School is not a skamp oh, but I never use my result chop sha. na tailoring I dey do now

"Trained to be an assassin but came out a priest" 😂😂😂

@jointhecruise

5 ай бұрын

That analogy 😂😂

The more important thing is to pressure the government and educational boards to be more inclusive of Nigerian history despite the dark times and advocate for the rich cultures to be passed down rather than Joel saying 'go and learn Nigerian history yourself' if the educational system isn't teaching something that important then it is teaching useless things.

34:25 Don't play😭

@jointhecruise

5 ай бұрын

😂 You'll learn!!!

This was a really interesting conversation. It’s really a mix of both situations. Networking is key in Nigerian society and unfortunately it’s to the detriment of society as a whole because it is being used to put incompetent people in places they don’t deserve. Oddly enough though I think the idea of school does have a scammy element as it’s purpose is to create “worker bees”. From a young age you’re having your mind molded (8 hours a day in one place, listening to constituted authority, given meaningless tasks and tests that don’t really have a value) to make you a worker who will sit at a job for 40+ years. Just another nameless cog in the well-oiled industrial machine.

School is where you acquire artificial intelligence. Education is not just limited to going to school and learning how to read and write. I mean Abraham Lincoln became the 16th president of America by being home schooled . In Africa, education has become a business institution used to boost our economy. I wasn't suprised to learn that students in the United States drop out of school and still aquire much more than bright students in Nigeria or Africa in general. Their government benefits them unlike ours. Many famous authors, singers, actors and actresses dropped out of school and became famous in their craft. I mean in Nigeria education is such a big deal thst a sheet of certificate is a do or die to make it in Nigeria. But now, things are changing as many are using their talents to survive,e.g (content creators) rather than their so called certification.

I love this

😂 she is right though, I my self studied surveying too.

OK my view is this, education to professionality level should end in secondary school. At 16 everybody should be a professional in their field. if we can have a system like this, i would 100% support this. Secondly i heard about the Intenship University and loved the concept, where while you school, you work. a 3 years course would take 4-5years but you are coming up with a 5years.

Nigeria situation be making you think school is scam which is NOT.

23:46 my kind of joke! 👊🏿

@jointhecruise

5 ай бұрын

That's our kind of joke, too 😂

@patrickrumbu2902

5 ай бұрын

@@jointhecruise 👊🏿

27:58 I just discovered this website that has so many resources on learning Yoruba tradition and the language (which will be helpful for people like me who can't speak it but understands) and so much more. There is an entire Yoruba course (audio based) with 50 modules from pronunciation and tone drills to basic dialogue with exercises and reviews.

@Smilebish

4 ай бұрын

WHERE?!!?! I'm not Yoruba but I would like to learn it anyways, what's the website called?

@tiolu8473

3 ай бұрын

​@@Smilebishwww.lexilogos.com/english/yoruba_dictionary.htm

@tiolu8473

3 ай бұрын

​@@SmilebishI posted it as the first reply when I wrote this but for some reason it didn't send😭. KZread has been acting somehow for me these days

@tiolu8473

2 ай бұрын

​@@Smilebishokay so looks like links aren't working for me. Search for Lexilogos Yoruba Dictionary and from there, you'll see links for articles

My question is, what is school? a place for teaching and learning,. Therefore any teaching that at the end of the day enables me to learn and be independent is ok for me, not necessarily going to college, or university. a school that will not add value to me to be independent at the end of 3 years is a scam.

the market women who transact between themselves did they school together.?

I dropped out at 300L but still hung around I’ve gained exposure and a more in-depth knowledge on my interests and my environment But f*ck school

@jointhecruise

5 ай бұрын

That sounds like a smart choice to still hang around after dropping out 👌🏽 Thank you for watching.

Education is not a scam. In as much as most of us don’t end up using our degrees for work we still use the experiences, knowledge, ideas of what we have gotten from the four walls of an higher institutions in our daily lives. On the other hand, Nigeria needs to work on her educational system in other to change the narrative

@jointhecruise

5 ай бұрын

❤

If not for only the exposure and networking in the university environment, every other thing is a waste of time and a lot of us student don't know that, believe when i say there are more opportunities even outside the university. Just learn a good skill that is in demand and that all. The things that are taught in the university are outdated, they are not relevant to this current age, if only those in charge understand university would be very very useful and not a time 'waster'.

@jointhecruise

5 ай бұрын

Every other thing is a waste of time? Sounds a bit too absolute for an opinion, though. ...but thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts 🙏🏽

Funny how they all have a higher education😂....Even those that disagree

The reason for this topic is because of the current situation of the environment you are in which makes your education almost useless.

@jointhecruise

5 ай бұрын

Sadly...

If only there was a way to fix all problems from the grassroots, questions like this won't be asked.

I read Education, we did Comparative studies of educational systems around the world. I saw that Nigeria has a blueprint that will serve us better but they've dropped it. Originally we aren't all supposed to go to senior secondary school, Basic Education (UBE) ends in Jss3, after that we are supposed to choose whether to proceed to SS or go to a technical alternative. Then some others will still not proceed to universities but will go to polytechnics , though not because they didn't do so well in waec like it is today. Also schools like film school, art school etc outside the university space should have been more popular. Today these alternatives have become where dropouts go to and they look like failures for it, however the real failure is the system not us. People like to say we youths are not employable, how can we be with a syllabus and curriculum that my 60 year old father used in the 80s 😂😂😂 , even as an education graduate , I won't be allowed to meetings where they decide on the curriculum.

@jointhecruise

5 ай бұрын

That's the sad reality.

@kolapobankole8592

5 ай бұрын

This is the comment. Education at the tertiary level is setup to fail currently

This guy on white shirt and brown pant is really so eloquent and articulate. Its so obvious in the way he speaks that he is educated Education is not scam

@AnnaStoller

2 ай бұрын

Education is a scam If you're ugly. It only benefits dumb good looking people who Steal from you either way

The guy on orange pants is seriously confusing University with School

The guy in glasses and the hat guy.🥺 Made very good points.

No one is talking about the kind of educational systems that there is in Nigeria currently, the state of the public junior and secondary schools .

The points on school should be directed at Nigerian universities only though, especially as universities outside require lesser years to complete.

E for make sense if at least 1 of them was using their degree 😭

School na scam, that one no be debate sef😂

This people just dey talk about secondary school

Your dad applied Bussiness Administration Skills To Gain Those Contracts Expertly...

I would say schools that foster a factory model education is a waste of time

14:17, that guy nailed it. you go to university to get critical analytical and thinking skills

32:28 ironically, I want to make money so that I can go to school and learn things at leisure.

School is just a building or rather an institution the most important is education and education is not only gotten through school make sure you educate yourselves everyday

"why did they teach me dy/xy" lmao.

I studied philosophy for 4 years , to sit and watch them dissect philosophy as a non-valuable course of study and a Philosopher sits there and not tell them the values of logic at least not to mention epistemology, ethics etc . By the way you can do a lot with a philosophy degree . And school is not a scam

25:51 ! Finally someone brought it up colonization and bad governance is the root cause of all the nonsense faced in Nigeria From lack of job opportunities to safety to school curriculum Everything

Only the wise and knowledgeable will watch this video

@jointhecruise

5 ай бұрын

Please share with all the wise people you know 😂🙏🏽

School is a foundation of interest. Right from nursery school, those interests starts building up.

Please how do i Feature in subsequent episode of your show i can't find the link to fill the form

@jointhecruise

5 ай бұрын

You can check the link, it's been added to the description.

@elliottoju495

4 ай бұрын

​@@jointhecruiseI'll like to join also pls

@georgeemmanuella5502

3 ай бұрын

@@jointhecruiseit’s not in the description please

School isn’t inherently good or bad, but the stigma built around it is what is bad. A bunch of Gen X, not accounting for the changes and evolution of society, told all their kids that university is a pass to success. It never was, and never will be. I guarantee you most of those Gen X who said that were ones that never had the opportunity to obtain a degree. Anything you invest money into is a gamble, even going to university. How you leverage your investments is completely up to the individual, and most of those parents didn’t understand that vital aspect.

27:15 Just as Thanos concluded after the blip, as long as there are those who remember what was, there will be those who won't accept what can be.

The guy on white and red trouser is trying to be smart but he's been saying a lot of rubbish boldly. Tertiary education seem like the major point that's been talked about here but he's point is going out the roof. The aim of school is to be trained to be a professional in your field or at least like the person teaching you. But education now in Nigeria is giant scheme where you spend loads of money and end up learning nothing and in the end you'll here " At least I got connection" was that what you went to school for??!

@daviddokubo3448

5 ай бұрын

The guy gust dey make me vex for my phone here

@jointhecruise

5 ай бұрын

Ha 😂

There spent time talking about education and not degrees

Joel is deliciously articulate

Its not a scam if you have a plan people who go to go end up scammed

School is not a scam because it's a method of learning and you can always use what you've learnt even if career and monetary success or finding a job is not a guaranteed outcome for any type of learning or education.

@A-ListerAccess

4 ай бұрын

School is the biggest scam I have ever seen Especially from parents they will tell you school is the only way School jobs are just mediocre this days especially in Africa go and learn a skill

This is not a simple question. If you have an alternative go for it. If not, stay in school until

I understand the guy on hat now. Coming out with a first class and not getting a job for 4 years can be very traumatic for anyone

Selfish people alway emphasic the import of school.but selfless people think how to improve their society true high knowled and skill.high education with a low income country.income is what you get after much educated,were is your constant electricity,were is your good road ,how many people can afford a deccent house, car .