In the 2040s, education is being transformed and adapted to all students. There are no more classical classrooms with rows of chairs and desks - the classroom takes place in interactive virtual spaces, where students from all over the world work on unique projects. Each student has a personal mentor with artificial intelligence, who practises their progress, identifies their interests and tailors a solution to motivate them.

Instead of classical exercises, pupils learn through practice. For example, instead of just learning about climate change, they are involved in creating solutions - urban noise reduction, development of new technologies for renewable energy sources or creation of policies for sustainability.

Education is free and available to all, because it is considered a basic right, not a privilege. People of all ages have access to lifelong learning, which enables them to adapt more easily to social and economic changes.

In this world, education is not a chore, it is an adventure which refreshes the eater and builds a community which is able to cope with the challenges of the future.