The Advent of the Second Education

Elio D’Anna | The Dreamer

We need a tailor-made Business School that creates ad hoc courses and programs for that specific person, helping the person to develop intuition and dreams, the basic tools to express his or her uniqueness and genius.

Uniformity is mediocrity.

What a waste!

Dozens of years, some of the most precious, spent arduously between school and college to become "one of many."

The Second Education must be a revolution, an overturning of the educational system, based on sustainable growth and healthy competition, capable of recognizing in the student the real belonging to that school, to its philosophy, evaluated through his level of awareness and individual excellence. Hobbies, sports, art, music, travel, and adventure must be an integral part of a young person's preparation.