Let me completely disagree. I believe that education should be a fertile ground for reflection and imagination, allowing each individual to contribute to society in a unique way, rather than conform to pre-established models geared towards industrial objectives. Significant advancements in art, science, and technology are often the result of creative and critical thinking. A good educational model should aim to develop individuals capable of critical and creative thinking, rather than simply meeting the immediate needs of the job market. Moreover, the purpose of education is not only the transmission of knowledge but also personal development, independent thinking, and civic engagement, not to mention humanistic aspects. An industry-oriented model could neglect these essential elements. An education that does not take into account humanistic values risks producing professionals solely concerned with productivity and profit, at the expense of social responsibility and ethics.