For Mr. Zaïbi, it appears that in the years to come, even with a high rate of economic growth, the structural problem of a mismatch between supply and demand for qualifications will increase if we do not rethink the economic model and the human resource development model at the same time. Hence, the need to promote small trades through a pact between professionals and training and education operators. Because, trades and skills will certainly be on the move, our education and training system must be reactive to respond to them. In addition, behavioral skills must have an increasingly important place in training and education programs.
As for Professor Naceur Ammar, President of a private higher education institution, the key to the professions of the future depends on a total overhaul of the education system. Indeed, he recommends that it is necessary, firstly, to review the pedagogical model of today and make it undergo transformations to be able to build the school of tomorrow. These transformations must affect, among other things, pedagogical methods and approaches, roles, the evaluation system, and the relationship to space and time on the part of both teachers and learners.
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