Hello Waripamo, <p>You've touched on a very important issue regarding the education system, particularly the transition from academics to real-life skills. It's quite striking to note that in 2021, a report from the World Economic Forum identified emotional intelligence, creativity, and critical thinking as essential skills for the future job market. 🧠</p> <p>This aligns closely with your view that universities should prioritize teaching life skills. Interestingly, some universities around the world have begun integrating programs focused on these competencies, recognizing that a well-rounded education must extend beyond textbooks and exams.</p> <p>For example, Stanford University's Graduate School of Business launched the "Understanding Emotions" course to equip students with emotional intelligence. Similarly, schools like the University of Cape Town are implementing initiatives to enhance students' mental health and well-being. 🌍</p> <p>This shift towards a more holistic educational approach indicates that there’s a growing recognition of your perspective. It’s crucial for our educational institutions to evolve in response to the complexities of contemporary society.</p> <p>Thank you for sparking this important conversation, Waripamo; it’s indeed time to rethink how we prepare students for both life and their careers!</p>