The Secretive Schools that Teach the World’s Richest Kids (Documentary)

[@jaketran]

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[@gregoryalves5436]

no

[@elliottharris9015]

Jake, where do you get these topics from?

[@chucktechnorris]

⁠Unfortunately for the world those 0.001% of world’s oligarchy are crazy satanic people (the Kabbalah and their servants and agents Freemasonry)

[@yeetboi268]

from me@@elliottharris9015

[@justin5488]

cap @hshsbshs3359

[@RobbedPierreDeus]

So children with zero clue on what it is to be a citizen who works for a living, are being taught to lead people they have zero association with? What could go wrong?

[@silverhawkscape2677]

Elite education to create the next NASA scientist, Engineer and Intellectual for a More technocratic society

[@mikesteelheart]

It's been that way since literally the beginning of time.

[@sandybrown7730]

"Clue on what it is to be a citizen" - what the think is completely different from what you think. You are so sure that what you think is true, that you are blinded to other options. They know what you think and WHY you think it. They know that it is wrong and they have an incentive NOT to explain it.

[@karlsvensson8649]

The more you can socialize and understand the lower class the more you become of it and less hard you become on them which leads to you losing the power over them. You can't be cold and calculated towards something you feel empathy towards. If you ever get interested in being part of HR or a manager. You are basically taught to NOT ASSOCIATE and work same as people who are under you.

[@drpacman9996]

@@silverhawkscape2677 these kids don’t become scientists or engineers, that beneath them, duh

[@karl92041]

I sign up my kid for every extracurricular activity I can afford. Check out government programs around your area, ask about payment plans, sibling discounts. Go to public libraries, talk to your kids about school, give them productive hobbies - art, music, sports... there's ways around it. Sure, we can't compete with the 1% but we can still support our children's academic and social lives.

[@BOBMAN1980]

I can tell you're a man without even seeing your name. That's because it's almost only men who can recognize the advantages they/we don't have, and vie to do something about it--particularly for the good of our children--rather than complain and do otherwise nothing to change the matter. . .

[@modernrobin9162]

Beautifully explained💖👍

[@adrianadascalu5908]

❤

[@joaop4585]

And there was a guy saying that he went there on 2005. That most kids were just "expensives" to their parents and they barely care about them. Just throw money and expect the kid to be a adult years later?

[@Number1Butter]

@@joaop4585its like a gemmed base in clash of clans

[@Gizzmo112]

Lets be honest, its all about the connections. You can have good ideas but when you do not have connections this means nothing

[@SealingTime-kj5rp]

National Sunday Law is coming! Please read the books "The Great Controversy" and "National Sunday Law". Both connect the dots for you. All current events we're seeing lead to Sunday worship by law aka Mark of the beast!

[@GlobalWorkings]

You can still take your ideas and make them into something great if you have the skills, it's just a lot harder.

[@Gizzmo112]

yeah sure@@SealingTime-kj5rp

[@duderinoification]

this is irrelevant because connections dont translate across generation unless the person is competent, and le rosey cranks out more incompetents than a failing school in detroit.

[@Gizzmo112]

@@duderinoification I totally disagree. Do you think George W Bush could have been president without his family or the Kennedy's and so on. How can you believe yourself saying connections are not important? And it is offcourse not black and white. Yes if sombody has downsyndrome and connections it doesnt really matter. Also for people who made their own millions? Do you think they had no connectons or no skills to make connection?

[@Thvndar]

When I was a teenager I asked my parents if I could go to school there...the downside of being an only child is having a family that's overprotective, so they dismissed the idea out of hand. And to think, today I could be BFFs with kings and the children of the Beatles.

[@duderinoification]

i went there, against my will. most kids are there agaisnt their will. you parents did you a favor.

[@Sheir01]

@@duderinoificationstop the 🧢

[@duderinoification]

@@Sheir01 over half my classmates from le rosey are dead from drug overdoses...over ten years ago. i graduated in 05'. you think early deaths are b.s?

[@duderinoification]

@@Sheir01 parental abandonment is one of the worst things that can happen to a child. no amount of money or recreation will compensate for it.

[@alicechase9290]

​@@duderinoificationis that true?

[@caralynnicole4812]

I was on plane with a teacher from one of these schools, she said "we dont teach them how to read and write, thats a waste of time, we teach them human empathy so hopefully in the future when they are in charge of the world, they may show mercy". True story

[@alienhive2947]

😂😂

[@alienhive2947]

They are under our mercy buddy

[@r0e404]

@@alienhive2947 🤡

[@DAViDD767]

nah, she's pulling your chin, it is call lying

[@KC_Smooth]

Sureeeee 😂

[@MaxWhao]

Training future elites for critical thinking and creativity. But other institutions teach conformity and thinking in line with others. This is a prime example of why I'll be home schooling my kids. Seen a kid home schooled who was on Trig at 10 and taking organic chem at the same age. That is a future elite.

[@dokusha519]

+side of homeschooling: you can teach whatever you want to your children -side: the children will lack social ability and won't be able to get a proper work in the future

[@yehitecharts]

@@dokusha519 Going physically to school is no guarantee of gained social skills and nowadays it is quite the opposite with the "socializing" in public school being a liability rather than an asset.

[@randommonkey4900]

@@yehitecharts public school gets kids exposed to the real world and does help them socialize with a broad group

[@Mr_Robotts]

​@@randommonkey4900real world 😂 not even close

[@thefirsttrillionaire2925]

@@Mr_Robottsunless you stay in a small town and work at a bum job 😂😂 (not me but I know)

[@flydutchmen1754]

When I tell people those who control the world are in the same group and even a lot of them grow up together, people start laughing.

[@ennuiblue4295]

they can't wrap their heads around the fact those who control us would never even speak to us, yet we do their bidding at our own expense 😔

[@run8scap80201]

I work at Ransome Everglades. The tuition for this school is 50k. Since my time here since last year, i have JLO's kids, the head of the Fifa organization, and many other 1% of folks. The stuff they show in this school is to prepare them for becoming the future thinkers and leaders of the world, while the public schools that the 99% attend make those kids become future workers and rat slaves.

[@Trizzer89]

I strongly disagree with abolishing private schools. Tearing don others is not the solution. The solution is to increase the quality of public education, remove all the bureaucracy, and stop training kids to just be wage slaves. Model the private schools as well as you can with less money

[@Isaiah-ft5nx]

They won’t fix the schools because they work exactly as intended: pump out slaves.

[@phayred3810]

Why would stopping training kids to be "just" wage slaves be good. Do you want a society full of leaders and no workers? How do you expect to have something done in that hypothetical society? The gifted kids and born-to-be leaders will naturally rise to leadership by hard work and talent. I don't understand why people think it's bad to be a wage slave.

[@wuzupmyhomiz]

@@phayred3810 So, you'd say that its societally benifical to raise wage slaves, instead of capable, hard-working individuals? It's not like you can 'over-educate', that is, unless, you're afraid of the repurcussons of rampant exploitation of the working class.

[@rightbehindu571]

No that ain't going to happen public school is the first step in controlling a child's mind for the government

[@woozyz2769]

@@phayred3810 I get what you say but hard work and talent doesn't fit well with born to be rich, kids. Rich kids are only smart because of the facilities and resources their parents offer and take them too. Lots of people have talent and hard work, this isn't only limited to rich kids. Those fit shall get the position and job they desire, it shouldn't be that just because you're a rich kid then you get that position cause of your parents and status. Regardless whether you're rich or poor, if you have hard work, talent and skills, then you deserve that damn position. A lot of people can put in the hard work and have skill but don't have talent, a lot of people can have talent but don't put in the hard work and skills. Can't go too far with talent without hard work, but you can go far with hard work as long as you got skills with it too.

[@FrostyPeace10]

11:17 - You can be poor and miserable too. Your parents might take out all their frustration on you, ruining your psyche and your life. I would rather be rich and aimless than poor and aimless. At least as a rich kid, I wouldn't *need* to work. And if I *want* a job, I can easily get one.

[@ennuiblue4295]

money doesn't buy happiness, but broke doesn't buy anything 🤣

[@brunosouza4758]

I just got back from a Euro trip to the wealthiest places for the wealthiest events - most of the mega rich kids over the age of 21 that I met were all super polite, nice, generous. The children below that age though were insufferable

[@Sp-do6wu]

@FychfAllah is the one and only god

[@SentFrom-bj1zs]

pedophile@@Sp-do6wu

[@MarxBoiii]

​​@@Sp-do6wu There is no such thing as god.

[@kafkaesk3449]

​@@MarxBoiiiworship Mars

[@AbhirupRoy-wq7qe]

😂​@@Sp-do6wu

[@MrSoccerplayr101]

In the US these types of schools are uniquely intertwined with sports. Especially hockey and lacrosse. Either you are a multimillionaire or a sports prodigy (Tabor, Saint George, Gunnery, and Phillips Exeter are some examples in the northeast US.) I grew up in a small town with lots of talented hockey players who were able to go to these schools that costed 50-80k USD a year for 0-5k a year on sports scholarship.

[@ngf5077]

Ooor cope

[@eemaanakhany]

How does that work? Do those elite NE schools do open try outs for their teams? Do they have scouts all over the US that seek out talented student-athletes? I'm asking because I'm from a big hockey town so I'd love to learn (for future reference) how to get my younger cousins on their radar

[@BigTrees4ever]

@@eemaanakhanyit’s likely scouts and ai analyzation of recorded stats. To get on their radar your cousins need to be monster hockey players. The word that op used was “prodigy” and that’s what they have to be.

[@thefirsttrillionaire2925]

@@BigTrees4everand nothing less will be acceptable I’m afraid

[@AmbasingKam-dr6yu]

@@eemaanakhany don't bother, imaging trying so hard for multiple years just for people in power to say no. Talking from experience

[@naranbaz]

The network effects of these elite schools matter more than the cost of tuition. I had a friend who attended Le Rosey in Switzerland. All the classmates came from powerful and wealthy families, and his parents were super wealthy also.

[@zendog8888]

I'm sure they don't need those schools to be successful. It's just a place where all the rich kids go. So they don't make friends with other kids, not in their social class.

[@rjk0128]

This

[@LucielStarz123]

Correct, their academic achievements as reported by them in googlable record is laughable

[@lordlynkz]

This isnt bad, it actually inspires me to get more involved with my kids education. The challenge out here in poor people land is battling distractions. Even as adults, obtaining success is about battling distractions.

[@joshlewis575]

The nepotism that flows from a place like this is most definitely bad.

[@lordlynkz]

@@joshlewis575 yeah, it creates an unfair advantage that begins generations ago, making it very daunting for someone who becomes aware a few generations behind, but we have to raise our family to move that mountain, I might not, nor might my son, but his children, and their children will prevail if we set the course now... also, doesn't hurt to make friends in high places when you can. Be ready when the opportunity comes! Know what they teach, know what they think and vibe.

[@naysaynetwork5271]

You sound like a good little sheep!

[@lordlynkz]

@@naysaynetwork5271 I... dont know what you mean? Dont educate your kids?

[@naysaynetwork5271]

@@lordlynkz not saying that. What I am saying is the odds are stacked against us. The game is rigged. It can be won. But lets be honest, its a big club, and were not in it.

[@blockpartyvintage1568]

Kim Jong Un went to that CIA boarding school in Switzerland

[@MalaysianBallProductions]

Yes

[@Valentino016]

So they made him fat with all that food

[@peterkalyabe7553]

Actually he was educated in Uganda.

[@efiife9238]

No he didn’t, he went to an regular school in Switzerland

[@mdjahiralimondal]

​@@MalaysianBallProductionsPray for us n me ❤️🙂

[@FearedTheory]

I attended Le Rosey for 2 years in the early 2010s as a teenager and although Jake captures how different the lives of some of the students are from regular people it doesn’t even scrape the tip of the iceberg. Most of my classmates would jet home on the weekends across Europe to spend time with their families and friends. Even thought the level of wealth seems so far above everything else there is still so many levels within the school of wealth. My parents are self made and many people in my position including myself were sniffed out quickly by the students with generational wealth. I hated it. I left halfway through my second year because I couldn’t stand it, my parents sent me there with the same intentions as most of the other parents that send their kids to these types of schools but the culture is so toxic.

[@yilanyusuf]

Yes toxic environments can be a swim in ice and knives, yet I wish you stayed, not for a $@&$ on the cake but a curiosity of outcome.

[@Beezmantv]

Thanks for the information. ❤

[@GasBunny]

You just didn't know how to navigate it. I went to another school just like this and immediately knew not only IF I belonged but I knew EXACTLY where I belonged. I completely understood that the school had more to teach than just academics in various fields. My school taught me how to build business networks and climb social ladders without borders. You literally treated your opportunity at that school as if it were actually school? Public school maybe? You've completely missed the point and absolutely let the opportunity slip. You'll never be young enough to attend high school or middle school in institutions like this ever again now that you're in your 30's. There is always going to be wealthier more powerful people not just in the school but in the world we live in. You had a chance to get used to the real world in small bites, a chance to make some friends who could have been not only be beneficial to you in the future but also crucial to your personal development. You never gave yourself a real chance to know some of these so-called toxic people. Not every single person who is rich and powerful are assholes. It's simple in your case; what sort of person would you say you are? Don't worry about it. They don't want to know you either. You blew it. But I'm sure your life hasn't been affected from biffing the chance and your youth away so please forgive me and excuse me not minding my own business after reading your publicly posted comments on KZbin.

[@arupmullick3474]

@FearedTheory you seem like a decent person.

[@FearedTheory]

@@GasBunny lol you don’t know me and you’re right my life wasn’t affected too much :)

[@leifwulffstephan3725]

Meanwhile, the rest of us watch after every penny, starve and learn nothing about the real world in school. It's all by design...

[@MalaysianBallProductions]

😢

[@mrt445]

This is when all the weirdo communist's come out in force. "But, but why is he rich and I'm more, I deserve some of his money" blah, blah, blah.

[@heocon0541]

Then start building your fame and fortunes

[@godnyx117]

Keep blaming others for your own mistakes an failures! You're gonna grow and progress A LOOOOT with that attitude!

[@catsandmore8872]

@@godnyx117 How is it wrong to blame the government for providing such shitty education? The only way to grow and progress is to point out wrong where it is wrong, and demand what is rightfully ours.

[@ShibaMcDripNu]

Rosey campus gives off the vibes of Harry Potter's Hogwarts where it is only accessible and known to a secret and powerful society.

[@duderinoification]

its available to anyone willing and able to pay. period. it doesnt matter if you are connected, they take anyone willing to afford it even if the kid has an IQ of a chimpanzee

[@fleckensteleworm4889]

Something entertaining (at least to me) which I realized with the Finnish ban on private schooling. In practice, this serves to shield the ultra-rich from potential competitors even further by limiting the access to private education to those who have the means to send their kids abroad. Thus, the middle classes, together with the lesser rich of Finland are deprived from the advantages that come with privatized education. Which substantially reduces the chances that some nouveau riche upstart will popup and dethrone the established elites. I mean, if this measure was really such a grandiose equalizer, wouldn’t they have fought hard against it?

[@yavor05]

That would make more sense if Finland was actually a country plagued by great social inequalities, poverty and underdevelopment. But it is not the case. Finland's educational system has been at the top first countries of the PISA evaluation in the last decade or more. That speaks of a highly effective educational system.

[@johnbrown7911]

​@@yavor05you are looking at this issue with tunnel vision. It's global, Finland is a relatively small and insignificant when thinking on a global scale. It appears the end of private schools may have benefitted the majority of their population however it greatly benefitted the ruling class of Finland.

[@yavor05]

@@johnbrown7911 it could be so. Now how would one go about proving your point with actual data?

[@johnbrown7911]

@@yavor05 easy. Did Finland ban every one of it's citizens/residents from enrolling their children in private school abroad? Also just look at where their .001% are sending their kids. Easy

[@Monkechnology]

​@@yavor05🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@candyfloss184]

In India we have such schools at much cheaper rates. 😊 Rabindranath Tagore, Asia's first nobel laureate was home schooled and today we have phds dedicating their research on his works. 😊

[@Quantum3695]

Excellent upload, Jake. I love how in tune Khabib Numargomedov is with the reality of having someone else teach your kids and the possibility of mental corruption. It says quite a lot about the diffreneces between what the wealthy can afford to teach their kids compared to the education taught to poor and middle class kids. The glaring difference is one type of school teaches students how to be business and world class leaders and the other teaches them how to be good and dedicated employees.

[@Biserbalkanski]

for the most part parents are the ones corrupting their kids . teachers teach to a curriculum. it's the failure of the system not the people making 50 gs a year .

[@tocaanimals4628]

8:53 very true. My family don’t believe in Santa Claus, I never taught my child about it but as soon as she started a public school she came home a believer in Santa challenging us his existence

[@goodheavens1]

I went to a private school in the UK, there’s a difference between private schools and schools like Le Rosey where the students are the children of famous people. Most people were well off but we didn’t all live like royalty

[@prodbyuntitled]

When you see a successful person that is rumored to only be successful because of "daddies money", that's not the case. It's because of the private institutions and schools they went to which lead them to network with one another early on, which also helps because majority of the children there have venture capitalists as parents which means your startup becoming successful is not far fetched at all.

[@thomasmiller3398]

Daddies money is what allowed them to go to these schools in the first place so it is the entire case actually.

[@rinzler9775]

​@@thomasmiller3398so where did daddy get his money ? Trace it far enough back, and hard work was involved somewhere. Even in an actual socialist "utopia", everyone has to do hard work, but now, no chance you will be rewarded. The champague socialists who are lazy and don't want to work are usually a short lived phenomenon, once actual socialism takes over, at that point, you still have elites, now with absolute full control.

[@themollymachine]

They should tell you how much we all ruled by a one-world government. They all go to the same school.

[@LordMondegrene]

On his first day of school in that Swiss boarding school, instead of entering his classroom and sitting at his desk, one young Iranian boy stood in the doorway, glaring at the students. He told the teacher they were obliged to rise, and bow to him... every time he entered. No word on whether young Reza Pahlavi (the future Shah of Iran) got his fellow princes and princesses to bow and scrape for him.

[@deadmanwalking-9e]

The rich can teach their children as much as they want doesn't mean they will end up smart.

[@atiq.r]

If the public is learning about this, I can promise you, those wealthy people moved to a new private institution. Now, they’re trying to sucker you into paying for subpar service.

[@chrisbarry9345]

The Prussian education model (practiced in USA and much of the world) is designed to create obedient workers who know just enough to be a cog in the wheel and not enough to it aspire to more

[@hughbryant898]

Elite school model cost family-culture alienation at an early age. Privilege also brings out the bullies among elite students in the shadows. But if your a student who loves learning, this is a dream school.

[@TheAero]

They live in a bubble, don't know what people really want. People that get rich solve problems, need to know peoples problem, so they need to lvie and understand people. Those kids only understand other rich kids.

[@netnomad47]

Fun Fact: Kim Jong Un also studied in Switzerland as a child.

[@jonathancornish3443]

It was Liebefeld Steinhölzli state school in Köniz not one of these.

[@johnkkjones]

Thank you for spreading this information. I always had an idea, but never really was invested enough to do the research. Getting short bits of information like this is both entertaining and educating. I deeply appreciate your and your team's most stringent efforts.

[@RayMak]

The main campus looks so futuristic

[@leojanjgava1714]

A yet another top notch video. Thanks Jake ❤❤

[@alphabeta8403]

5:00 Schedule 6:00 Elite schools 8:00 Who are teaching your kids? 10:30 What can you do? 11:30 Obedient, thoughtless laborers

[@JCOwens-zq6fd]

As someone who went to an albeit lower level but still rather elite masonic school etc i can confirm this. The education i recieved was far different than the norm. The differnce is not always about your $, its about whether or not you belong to the Brotherhood or not.

[@Sedgewise47]

😯A…”Masonic school”?(!) (🤔?…)

[@chenanigans]

I was just about to say it's a big club and you ain't in it

[@faay8912]

How do they initiate kids into masonic brotherhood through schools can you talk about it a bit more its interesting

[@dannylo5875]

They have their private academies. You still have to be licensed by the government to be enrolled at such a school…

[@simonsays...5061]

In goverment public schools they teach only to pass the State Mandated Test each year which results in jumping around in the school book to learn different things, while a private school would teach the book start to finish..

[@Live-Life-Freely]

These schools excel because they teach kids how the real world works. Not the BS that public schools teach. Most adults have no idea how taxes work because they were never taught that. These kids are taught far more than the average adult knows. 1. Those teachers want to teach and get to actually teach and they get well compensated for it. One by their salaries and two by seeing actual results. 2. The teachers don't have to be psychologists/bouncers/surrogate parents. They can just be teachers. 3. The kids don't have to deal with lazy tenured teachers who require an act of Congress in order to have them removed. 4. Class sizes are well below management levels and this unburdens the teacher and the student. 5. All the kids are on the same level and they don't have to pretend they're something they're not. 6. They get a full worldwide experience with different languages, customs, and cultures. All while growing up together and learning from each other. As a black kid who grew up in poor black schools, I would have preferred to have gone to one of those rich schools than to the BS gladiator academies that are public schools. All the hate these kids get usually stems from jealous, envious, and hateful people who truly believe, "it's not fare". Just because you're born into money doesn't automatically make you evil. And being born into poverty doesn't make you a good person.

[@paxtoncargill4661]

The best teacher I've ever had was from one of these schools

[@Youwish34]

I bet you these teachers are compensated very very very well. They are not overworked underpaid babysitting bad kids who come from all types of houses. And don’t have to worry about school shootings. That is also the difference. They are able to dedicate their time to truly teach and help the students.

[@Krill_all_health_insuranceCEOs]

All private schools are like that tho, this one is just the elite of the elite.

[@jonathancornish3443]

In my opinion there is much more work for teachers in private schools then public schools. And the pay is not exactly proportionate to the extra work. The extra work is marking more homework, monthly reviews of all students with comments and larger end of term reviews. Extra planning for the lessons. longer hours (working the weekends and finishing at 7pm instead of 3pm). And extra duties.

[@Krill_all_health_insuranceCEOs]

@@jonathancornish3443 I think all academic teachers work hard. The work doesn't end with the school day, there's usually some to take home or stay after for, plus often time on the weekends. Summer is a nice break but preparations often start at least one month before. I've had teachers in my family so I know. There's a lot of mental work involved. I've got nothing against private schools but I have much more respect for public school teachers because they stay on to help the disadvantaged and make the least money, unless they work in a high-income area.

[@Youwish34]

@@jonathancornish3443 this isn’t your typical private school tho. This is a video about schools for the rich rich. These wouldn’t just be a “private school” but completely different set up as well.

[@dukenukem7043]

funny how they aren’t teaching these kids about trans and don’t have men dressed up in women’s clothes twerking on a stage

[@godnyx117]

You had to say your bullshit, you couldn't hold yourself!

[@Atohj]

I don’t think much schools will talk about that lol.

[@Steffsh]

wrong, we talked about trans and gay people all of the time. its and important topic, and not talking about it is just dumb. the only backlash came from stupid parents if any

[@dukenukem7043]

@@Atohj yeah they are lol. u see more gay flags in school now than american flags

[@jahkarimirza7286]

That type of education is for the cattle, they call it.

[@LuigiMordelAlaume]

I want my kid to have billionaire BFFs but I don't want them to be a sociopath... Pretty sure there's some mutual exclusion between those two.

[@pro_razemobilegaming]

No parent ever wants their kid to be a sociopath or whatever. You can be an excellent parent and your kid still turns out to be bad.

[@eowyahsan3938]

english is not my first language, can you please explain what does sociopath mean?

[@whatsupcoolbrother]

It’s class segregation and it’s unethical and amoral. Private vs public schools is separate and unequal internationally.

[@DrAngelKins]

But you can go to either one. Some people want to be private while some people want to be public

[@TimberWulfIsHere]

Good

[@poptraxx418]

What do you mean unethical you have a right to send your kids where you want

[@luvbeinghiswife1148]

Heaven forbid any of the elites rub elbows with us worker bees 😆

[@AmbasingKam-dr6yu]

Doesn't matter if you study with elite education or not. In the end, it's all about your rich parents

[@Name..........]

​@Fychfchrist isn't real

[@luvbeinghiswife1148]

Bingo!

[@isseym8592]

As much as I like Jake Tran's video, I can tell you that this video is a misleading to some quite extent. I'm not disagreeing with how high the quality of education is in those schools, but it isn't really insane and so secretive. That school in Switzerland is very well known to be the most expensive school in the world. Plus, the social interaction in that school is more toxic than majority of the schools. People tries to brag about who is the richest person in the school and picks on students who aren't as "rich" as them. In this video, they do say as if it produces the world's leaders, but that isn't really true, he brought up people that are already in the royal family as an example for this. You can't become a royal family member even if you are smarter than Einstein, you gotta be born in it. The school has very nice programs and excellent teachers, but majority of them don't really end up being anybody, just a son of a rich parent who did everything for their kid. They still complain about the environment they are in. I've seen more smart, talented, hardworking and successful people who was struggling financially, than people who were served their entire life by a golden spoon.

[@gaurangshukla8235]

Show your nose.

[@ModestClassyGirlie]

I’m homeschooled (its’s the next best to private school, and you get time to spend more time being with your family). It also helps kids become creative and driven. It is also not perfect for everyone, but it is a great choice for a parent who is concerned about not only a child’s educational needs but also their emotional needs. A homeschool charter schools offer money for school supplies, flexible classes during normal day job hours, social interaction while learning, and ways to get out of requirements usually in public schools. It does become more rigorous during high school but because of the flexible schedule I have heard of kids graduating at 15 with all the requirements for applying to university!

[@Krill_all_health_insuranceCEOs]

Yeah that is impressive. I think homeschooling to be an awesome option for the right family.

[@mikerithgin7102]

This is such a great channel. Very well done.

[@codysylvia5011]

"Haha your parents are poor they only have 4 super yacht"😂😂

[@Actorsinger-444]

​@aaronasencio9459 😂😂😂

[@chriskourliourod1651]

The responsibility for the quality of one’s education ultimately lies with that one himself. I don’t mean to toot my own horn, but libraries have been my best friends while I was growing up, and they still have their role. Education makes any life all the more richer and can lead to whatever progress. However, I believe we need to stop waging class warfare-it’s one of the most counterproductive concepts in history and it has its own roots in the inflated sense of entitlement bred by jealousy and envy. One’s born with nothing and one dies with nothing. Always remember that jealousy and envy are sins of the lazy and incompetent, that wisdom begets wealth, and that not all wealth is money. A full brain can not be emptied like a bank account.

[@GreggthaChristian]

You're doing a great job bro👍🏻👍🏻 keep sharing the truth man!

[@MalaysianBallProductions]

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[@entigram-]

im from uganda but since my childhood i dreamed of studying in USA or UK but now i don't regret me studying from here because here i study in a private boarding school where i pay around 1200 a year and i study everything from science to computer science so no regrets

[@Disruptoor7]

My girlfriends sister moved to the U.K. from Uganda to study but is already looking at other countries. The system in the U.K. isn’t anything special, you aren’t missing out on much lol.

[@BOBMAN1980]

If you continue to apply yourself and are dedicated to your education and self-betterment, you will do well.. .even if/when you decide to come to the USA or UK. Speaking as a parent of a child in American Public Education--and educated in public schools, myself--I can confidently say that a big deficit of American schools is that they have more distractions from education, and less emphasis on actually learning--especially in the inner cities where sex, violence and bullying dominates a lot of the schedule, and people's common priorities put learning last.

[@davidc4408]

@@Disruptoor7 depends on where you study. UK still has some very elite schools and universities (Oxbridge , LSE etc)

[@thefirsttrillionaire2925]

Wow you are blessed! Glad you realized grass isn’t always greener

[@Disruptoor7]

@@davidc4408 open secret that having access to capital grants access to Oxbridge though, isn’t it. The top 0.01% of working class can get there but the top 5% of the elites can.

[@skyflower7]

Plot twist: Kim Jong un studied there too 💀

[@mad1701]

No he didn’t, he attended a state(government) run school in Switzerland.

[@FAHRENHEIT-gj4ng]

There is one in Western MA Berkshires east of Pittsfield.. Happy Hunting folks

[@pedrosolano2392]

The illuminaty is not a cabal of a few well coordinated people, its a wide and disjointed group of billionaires with the same overall mindset nurtured in their own little bubble

[@modernrobin9162]

Well said

[@dannylo5875]

Yeah Can be so

[@svart7716]

Switzerland has interesting ways of making money: taking care of rich people’s money(no source asked) and educating same people’s kids.

[@retrosai]

NO school in the world can teach creativity, empathy, intuition, grit, wisdom, self-realization, character, common sense. They can hone it, but not teach it. That's why the best bests select the best BEFORE they enter.

[@infjelphabasupporter8416]

Yep, and as someone who has gone to a private school I can confirm that wealth does not in any way equal worth😂

[@analyzer7]

Thank you spreading or sharing this information Jake Tran

[@asdsasa7129]

The trick is not to let schooling interfere with your education.

[@jasong6789]

Mark twain

[@tabletalenovo9695]

Private schools are OP everywhere. In my country 90% of the top math and info olympians come from 2 schools…

[@blinkjetimmersion]

I bet those kids are happy to have schools where they can finally socialise with other children who can relate to them and their experiences. They may have a lot of privilege but I'm sure that privilege also makes them extremely isolated. They must also be under incredible pressure. They will be responsible for carrying their families legacy into the next generation. They need a place that shows them how to be leaders. They're recieving the high level education any parent would give their child if they had the funds available to do it.

[@karolinakuc4783]

But tell me why must they give masses such a poor education system? Read John Taylor Gatto or watch Jake Tran video on that

[@HeIsAnAli]

TL;DR: it's just another bar for their gilded cage?

[@JABU_19]

Keep up the good work👍🔥

[@mayurm2186]

The work you doing is really awesome keep it up

[@jirislavicek9954]

The biggest problem is that the private school educated elite systematically undermines and lowers standards of the public schools.

[@OffTheCover]

I *almost* went to that Swiss school when my dad was considering working for Saudi Aramco. Was always glad I didn't, but maybe I'd be richer if I had... bloh well

[@MalaysianBallProductions]

Damn...

[@Thvndar]

really? I begged my parents to send me to school here (they denied my request). Why are you glad you didn't go?

[@Nazyaali110]

Lots of Aramcons went to TASIS as well. I do believe somebody in my time went to Le Rosey.

[@SealingTime-kj5rp]

National Sunday Law is coming! Please read the books "The Great Controversy" and "National Sunday Law". Both connect the dots for you. All current events we're seeing lead to Sunday worship by law aka Mark of the beast!

[@icyx9268]

why because you'd be handed money by connections of saudi princes you met there

[@lukaszrower7612]

Only school is becoming less and less important in a world where knowledge is available via the Internet. Here it is more important to know the environment and people.

[@BracaPhoto]

Ain't gonna lie - $15k a month sounds reasonable since this last inflation hit 😂 Horses - Skiing - Hobnobing with Princesses Wonder what kinda connections i can make in just 1 year ?? Might be worth it 😂😂

[@Shimeih]

Private high Schools in Zimbabwe charging $25000+ per 3 month term before additional costs so it’s not that bad. Was expecting upwards of $100k pm

[@godnyx117]

​@@Shimeih I was also expecting millions, lol! 100K is NOTHING for the top 0.001% of the world! Even if you send your kid there from 8 to 18, that would only cost 1M which is nothing for people who have multiple millions.

[@Shimeih]

@@godnyx117very true. However, I think (in my opinion) what makes the school prestigious is who they let in. You can’t let a king’s son rub shoulders with the son of an overachieving average joe

[@Izuzv]

You are really naive if you think $150k is the only cost to get in, unless you are from royalty or from a business mogul family you have to shell out tons of donations.

[@godnyx117]

@@Shimeih But the video said that to enter, they mostly care about money. The son of a billionaire isn't an average joe even if that Billionaire isn't a royal or a politician.

[@scottyelder8351]

Thank God for Kahbib he understands what time it is and is being really humble with his words .

[@magyarodimilan]

I rather born in a middle class family and get rich by myself than being lonely as fuck and having to be rich by force

[@sliceofheaven3026]

They are poor because the sheiks of the tribes usually inherited the oil since the area containing the oil belonged to them as local rulers. The oil should have been nationalized like in Norway but it wasnt.

[@capitaoalcir]

WE LIVE IN A PLUTONOMY AND NOT IN A DEMOCRACY, FOR THE ABSURDLY RICH ALL, FOR THE REST............WHAT EVER YOU CAN SCRAPE!!!!

[@capitaoalcir]

@@PennyWise-eu9nz HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH PENNY GFY!!!

[@Steffsh]

@@PennyWise-eu9nz what delusion are you living in, the 1% control 50% of the world's equity shares right now. the original comment is a bit unhinged but saying it has never been easier to become wealthy is such a big over generalization

[@j.3637]

The best things to teach your kids are the most important values and survival skills. How to speak properly, proper decision making, critical thinking,social skills, a second language an important one, like Spanish or another valuable one as well as psychology, try to instill empathy and compassion and to drive towards a high goal. Proper hygiene and nutrition health, cooking, education. Than after all that technology education, hardware tech etc.

[@JFCotman]

Next do a deep dive on what’s being taught in these schools and how That should be Part 2

[@jonathancornish3443]

I know the answer and it is not worth a part 2.

[@JFCotman]

@@jonathancornish3443 damn They must be doing SOMETHING right if they grow up to rule the world 😮

[@EmptyTelevision]

This channel could have easily become another "Illuminaughtii" situation, but Jake turned it around! Salute!

[@animebrospodcast4577]

Jake was just lazy for a while . He was never an asshole .

[@christopherhumphrey]

I don't consider people who send their children off to boarding school parents. Someone else is raising their children.

[@aikeluis2099]

Speaking as a Nigerian, I bet very few elites from my country come here. I'm doubling my efforts to give my kids a chance

[@sushilmangal]

They should teach how to be satisfied in what you have and becoming a good character human instead of running after artificial needs.

[@DrAngelKins]

No, they don't actually. They are trained to be leaders, and run businesses to help us. And some people want to go beyond their means.

[@luvbeinghiswife1148]

​@@DrAngelKinsThey are trained to help themselves and to help the proverbial bottom line. Progress and profits over people.

[@lauralou9940]

My father read a book many years ago talking about men who worked really really had to overcome and become rich, sucessful business barons. had children who then had no drive after growing up with wealth & extravagance and not having to do anything. But 3rd generation grew up with lazy bum parent(s) so they worked hard to restore the name, take over from grandpa or make a name for themselves independently. Interesting how it was cylical in the families 11:22

[@walterwhite8384]

you're one of my favorite KZbinrs. Try not to die

[@beezzeus001]

Great work 👍👍

[@ShawnFX]

Not gonna lie, this makes me want to work evern harder to make sure that in the future when I have kids they will attend Le Rosey. This was great motivation Jake!

[@Lo-to7zh]

Why working hard for your kids ? Shall they not work hard for themselves

[@FactsCountdown]

No amount of hardworking can send your children to an elite group school

[@DrAngelKins]

4:38 This is good that they ban spoiled kids from these schools. That's one positive thing

[@Eltern10]

I am for the existence of private schools, as I would not want to send my (future) kids to a public school that is full of indoctrination and was pure horror for me due to my freedom loving believes. I am Austrian, right next to Switzerland, and we were flooded with illegal immigrants during the last years. Their kids are going to substancially reduce the level of education that is taught in schools, as their language skills are simply not on the same level. Sadly my parents never understood how the world works, they still believe in society and all this crap.

[@dannylo5875]

You need to have balance because while the quality of education sucks. You may never know if it’s top quality or not

[@Xrl8r]

Must be nice to have parents that can afford you education and basic human needs

[@fistofdragony3213]

i used to attend a school like this, and i think its portrait abit wrong. in the end of the day its like a golden cage. you can´t really do anything, we were not allowed to party or go out, if teachers got suspicious, we had a to use a breathaliser and so on

[@daimsaeed]

the einsteins the zuckerbergs the elon musks dont come from places such as these, money cant buy intellect or passion it can only buy comfort.

[@SM16Basketball]

Lol Zuckerberg literally went to the most elite boarding school in America Phillips Exeter

[@resentfulglacier6540]

They did you fool

[@gingeral253]

I wasn’t aware about the amount of corporation sponsored schools there were. When I first heard of them I assumed the company and school had the same inspiration for name, but I think it’s more likely that they were founded by a company.

[@logans3365]

Imagine how much we could advance as a species if we insured education for all, instead of only those who are already influential.

[@Arion888-h6w]

Like you content bro, keep on going 👊

[@Alien-Earth1]

Well, I went to the Florida public school system, needless to say I am poor.

[@CheersClubMusic]

in NJ, they pay teachers $62,500

[@amyx231]

I know someone who went to an elite boarding school on an athletic scholarship. She hated being away from her family…that would’ve been a perk for me, some days.

[@davidcomtedeherstal]

I attended a boarding schooö in Germany, one of the best available like my brothers and my Dad before. My younger brother still studies, but we others have jobs as State Secretary, Professor at the Sorbonne (me) and DJ. Network of Alumni is of real value to each of us.

[@elokabenson8921]

There is absolutely nothing unfair about this, it has been this way since the dawn of time

[@Disruptoor7]

Cavemen went to private schools.

[@ModestClassyGirlie]

@@Disruptoor7😂

[@architectpiperr4918]

Please big school or small school take your academics seriously it doesn't mean you can not later look into other hustle fields..it's rather an advantage... statistics shows a higher percentage of successful people are educated

[@MOTV583]

Yeah, the more you see the world and the more you learn, the more realize there's a global caste system that most people never had a chance of escaping since birth. Survivorship bias keeps us focused on the rags to riches story, but those stories are extremely rare relative to the global population, and it requires a mix of hard work and a lot of luck. It all starts from the type of conditioning you receive from your immediate family and environment that shapes your beliefs, which in turn shapes your reality and then the resources you receive throughout your life. It continues with the subpar, to horrible, to no education most people receive in their lives that condition them to strive to be salary slave laborers and good taxpayers with large amounts of consumer and student loan debt - the more you make the more you're taxed. Either that, or school is a pipeline to prison. Most people die in the financial condition they were born in, and even when you become rich, you realize there's levels to wealth and power that are almost unheard of. The Forbes list doesn't even touch the surface, and celebrities are well-paid modern day entertainers, jesters, and minstrels. They don't have real global power, they are only powerful to commoners (middle-class and poor people). There are people that have to work really hard to make it to first, second, and third base. Some people never even make it to bat, and some people make the bats for luckier people to use and clean the field. On the flipside there are people that are born on third base, there are people that never even have to run the bases, and there are people that are born owning the field. It's kinda sad that life is even less fair than most people realize.

[@d.b.cooper2063]

I don't know what mic and post processing you are using (looks like Shure sm7b) but sibilance is very high in the audio.

[@SkeptiC777]

Thank you for all your videos Jake, the subjects are always well chosen, I always think I know where you are going in the beginning, then you surprise me with a blackpill (not such an easy task) and you manage to give it a positive spin. Keep up the good work!

[@sc9r873]

You need to cover elite day schools as well, like Trinity and Dalton.

[@ShinigamiInuyasha777]

I mean, they get taught that they will rule the world. Is not like the are being lied or anything