I would like to express my own opinion on our country school system, which 'actually' (niepotrz) is very similar to (the one expressed by) Prof Collins, as I agree that radical changes should be implemented.
I attribute 'it' THIS to THE impractical university curriculum packed with
theoretical knowledge which is useless regarding most students' future
'job' (lepiej employment).
'University's failure' (nie, to byla The failure of the curriculum taught at a Uni) to teach me more practical subjects resulted in my problems with finding 'the job' (nie, 'job' tutaj jest ponizej formalnosci tego listu - cf - employment, position).
Therefore, it would seem sensible if students were (tutaj cos brakuje- zdanie nie jest zrozumiale) though more computer skills which are very essential in
today's world.
If students 'got' HAD the opportunity to learn more than one (one ale czego? co? aha, teraz zrozumialam languages), they would be better prepared for their future life.
I also feel that THE school system should provide more internships as they give a chance to gain experience (in what - expand).
What is more, I think that some theoretical subjects are now overestimated and it would be better if students 'would' DID not have to spend so much time learning, for example, history. (Co history juz jest do niczego? uzyj tutaj cos innego np mathematical equations)
The suggested changes to THE school curriculum would certainly improve
young people's chances to succeed in modern world.