The complex problems of education are also faced by people in several other countries, such as Indonesia. I've only seen a number of negative consequences resulting from officials' lack of understanding of the education system they themselves created and planned.

I'm not sure whether teacher wages are the primary factor, regional economic factors, or boring teaching methods! But I measure it based on the Human Resources Index, where several countries in the world produce the best people and have the highest human resource competitiveness due to special attention paid to the "education investment" sector.

The three interesting things you mentioned are fundamental to the advancement of education, especially vocational schools. This is because they directly connect students with the world of work after completing their education.

I wish you success in your contest sir @oswaldocuarta 🙏