なぜ職業訓練校は『ひとりビジネス』を教えないのか

In this episode, I explore why public job training programs rarely teach how to succeed in solo business or entrepreneurship. Using Japan as a main example, I explain that these programs are designed to help people return to stable employment, not to create independent business owners. I discuss how governments prioritize predictable outcomes such as employment rates and tax stability. I also explain why solo business is difficult to standardize, since success depends on personality, persistence, market choice, and sometimes luck. This episode is not a criticism of job training systems, but a realistic look at their purpose. If you are interested in working independently, you may need a different learning path.