I would say that Japanese schools should teach how to manage projects. It is kind of a business-related topic, but no matter what students become, they need to know how to make things happen. Project management skills are useful in any case. For instance, if students really want to get a higher grade in any subjects, they need to make a plan for that. Then, they will study as they planned. If they face any issues, they need to fix it. They need to prepare for mitigation or make a corrective plan in advance. However, the mandatory school curriculum does not teach how to make a plan. It depends on the students' mood. Is that correct?? First, students have to know how to deal with management in all aspects of life. It might be a basic skill for students.

I would say that Japanese schools should teach how to manage projects in respect of business related topics, as regardless of what students choose career wise, they need to know management skills. Project management skills are useful in most cases particularly if students want to get higher grade in their subjects. They need to be able to implement a formidable plan to ensure they are studying effectively and timeously. If they face adverse issues, they need to fix them. They need to be prepared for any eventuality and to adjust their study plan accordingly. However, schools do not teach this sugject. It depends on the student’s mood. Is that correct? Students need to know how to deal with this basic skill as management is an integral part of life.