Publish at April 26 2022 Updated May 03 2022
Guidance departments try to encourage young people to choose fields that need people, such as computer science, engineering or the medical sector. However, it overlooks the entire agricultural education system that is looking for manpower. Especially since this school system is at the forefront of subjects such as the ecological transition.
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