New Hyman Education Programme
The New Hyman Education Programme is the economic/social education policy devised by numerous international figures of the PEEL region. The base of the policy is that many nations in the region have left their people without fair education and without the proper funding for an adequate schooling system. This theory further goes to say that without proper education and training, the employees and workers of these very nations can lead to the endangerment of co-workers and the economy of the region.
The designers of the New Hyman Education Programme argue that the "socialist agenda" reputation of the plan is undeserved. Claiming that the program is designed to "promote the economic and social balance in member states, and vitalize the economic prosperity of international trade through better youth training. Studies have also shown that the adoption of this program dramatically reduces crime rates and improves the prosperity of business."
Point 1. All complying bodies must generate 10% of their annual GDP towards their national education.
Point 2. Additional GDP revenue to be dedicated to the foundation of a number of public schooling sites, left with.
Point 3. Additional GDP revenue to begin additional scholarship programs, based in work force training and management positions for future economic strength.
Point 4. The political understanding that stronger education means stronger international economics and business-based trade.
Point 5. Education policies within all secondary schooling sites are required to provide career consultation within their faculty.
Point 6. Apprenticeship/Specialist alternative programs provided for secondary students unwilling to enrol in standard secondary school.
Point 7. Neighbourhood outreach programs to be set up in "slum" areas of high profile cities, with the goal of reducing national crime and educating youth with economic disadvantages.
Point 8. Public institutions such as libraries and museums to receive additional funding and support from the federal government.
