Home financing ever possible? Probably not!

A girls' school, however, carries the risk that teaching is done from the outset according to the motto "Math and physics are not so important for girls, we focus on languages" ;)

I can understand that people send their children to such schools. But the rest of life is not a private school, and unless you become a CEO, you always have to get along with many people... do you learn that in the elite boarding school? I hardly think so...

A girls' school, however, carries the risk that from the outset teaching is done according to the motto "Math and physics are not so important for girls, we focus on languages"

Oh dear! So many prejudices and lack of knowledge all at once!!!
That is what curricula are for, which also apply to private schools, provided they are state-recognized and you can obtain such a degree there.

Do you learn that in the elite boarding school? Hardly believe it...

Not every private school is automatically a boarding school or even an elite school. Many private schools, for example, are church-run, but otherwise just normal schools. Such schools do not necessarily cost money either.

It is also a prejudice that girls rarely study STEM subjects only because boys in school always teased them very meanly in math and physics. Women do not take these professions for the same reason that men rarely become educators, nail designers, florists, or veterinarians...

They simply are not interested...

Absolutely right - but to be fair, one must also say that the brokers had no real chance to keep up with the work given the rush of recent years. For example, if we had listed a prime property in the newspaper or on Immoscout over the weekend, by Monday there were 70-100 inquiries on the table that needed to be answered, and in addition the phone didn’t stop ringing.

Which is not even what I meant. Our impression was that the brokers often didn’t do their homework. Starting from the missing energy certificate (which they are actually obliged to have) to someone who had to withdraw the listing because they only had an assignment from one member of the community of heirs. I then lack understanding for that, because that is simply just sloppy work.

And as for the topic of private schools, it is not necessarily the bubble that some people here imagine. The school also has a boarding facility and that costs a lot of money, but most students are day students from the area and take the bus every day. And external students also have their own friends, hobbies, etc. outside of school. In this respect, I am less worried.

The rest also can’t concentrate at school and simply fall behind.

By the way, it is my job to ensure that my daughter studies, does her homework, or to convey to her that she will only have all this nice luxury she knows from home if she makes an effort.

That is not the task of politicians, teachers, educators, or anyone else, but solely and exclusively the task of the parents...

There are too many who would fall behind. Society cannot bear that.

Sure, I am at a school where the parenting losers gather.

What is my task here?

I’m asking you, explicitly!