This has already been inculcated by the first country to adopt bitcoin as a legal tender El-Savador, they distribute books and bitcoin is been taught in schools, we also have alot of private industries and corporate individuals that has been into bitcoin education in teaching others, there are schools as well in countries live United Arab Emirates UAE that has been adopting bitcoin education in their school curriculum and many countries where bitcoin is been accepted as a legal thing to do, we also have the online platforms like this where every information needed about bitcoin can be sourced.

Do you understand that this will not be taught at the university?? The university doesn't teach you how to start a business, they don't teach you how to become an entrepreneur! Although it is very important, I think! Therefore, no one will teach at the university how to use bitcoin correctly or which exchange is better to choose! Because no one needs it! But in general, as for cryptocurrencies, I agree that training in this area is necessary and very important, since not every beginner can immediately figure it out.

Not a requirement, but more of an extracurricular program. Because currently, we cannot find human resources who have thorough knowledge of Bitcoin easily. In big cities it may still be relevant, but even then if the government has a program that does refer to information and communication technology majors.

Even though today knowledge of bitcoin is very important (especially among Bitcoin users who learn everything from scratch) they think that the knowledge taught in schools about Bitcoin is important. Unfortunately, so far we may be able to find the program in Nigeria and several other African countries. The idea also emerged based on the awareness of the Bitcoin community. Even in El Salvador, Bitcoin adopting country I have not found that there is a Bitcoin education program in their schools.

The education program on bitcoin is more related to economics or any course that has financial management, it could be very common on that level. But I think at a minor age, bitcoin education is not right yet there are too many things that they must learn that are more related to economics. Billboards --it's been already there, in my country, there are too many establishments and places that accept bitcoin payments.
This thread ^[1] will show you how bitcoin awareness spread in my country.
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Blockchain technology and cryptography subject can be found if you're taking computer science degree. However if you mean Bitcoin is used for investment, there's a subject about financial investment in general that can be found if you're taking economic and management degree. IMO it's better to teach Bitcoin as investment or the utility rather than the technical thing, because majority of Bitcoin adoption are because Bitcoin is used for investment.

You provided good recommendations for spreading Bitcoin and blockchain knowledge by including courses covering bitcoin and blockchain technology in the K-12 curriculum. But this also depends on each country's policies, if a government does not provide full regulation of bitcoin or crypto then it will be a little constrained. in some old universities, it has also been implemented because basically it is still included in the economics curriculum.
Providing knowledge about blockchain and bitcoin technology from an early age will inspire those who are still young and will become successors of these technologies.

Honestly considering many of the nations do not have K12 level economics class, if you haven't giving these kids education on what money is, it would be near impossible to give what bitcoin is.

I have said this over and over again a million times, we should be making sure that finance is one of the classes in high school, because kids need to learn about it, and have like 2 hours a week of finance classes for 4 years, when they graduate they would be able to actually know what to do with their money. Right now consumerism is killing the world and the economy, people who can't afford things, make bad debt and work hard like slaves to pay them off, that can't sustain.

Governments, as we all know, do not like accepting Bitcoin officially, but they do not prohibit Blockchain. Because Bitcoin is not legal in my country, it appears that a few banks use Blockchain technology. Regardless of whether a government accepts Bitcoin, it should adapt Blockchain for the next generation. The only way to include a Blockchain component in their education. I'm not sure about other countries, but my country has yet to be added. It is absolutely essential to teach the next generation about Blockchain. The world is transforming quickly, and we must keep up.

This particular topic, which I also view as a suggestion has been discussed several times on this forum.

On a personal level, I totally agree with the op, Infact, the year blockchain technology and bitcoin becomes a subject student can study in school, that is the year bitcoin achieves total adoption.
But unfortunately, an achievement of this magnitude will take an ample of time, and it won't come easy, bitcoin would have to first of all win the hearts of the governments of the world, who would in turn declare its acceptance as payment for goods and service, otherwise known as legal tender, I believe that only when this happens, can blockchain and bitcoin be possibly turned into a general subject which students can study in school.

There are many countries that have accepted Bitcoin as a payment system like El Salvador, it's a small country and if bit country like USA, china, India, or Japan accepts crypto and Bitcoin than it will be like a huge Crypto boom.
And also I have heard that in Dubai and UAE, there are many big institutions that are teaching crypto and Bitcoin and it will be like revolution. That's why in near future Blockchain technology Will be very very huge.