School system is an old system. It's not designed to help the general population prosper, it's designed to make workers, mindless drones that will work 9-5 jobs and pay the taxes, without asking too many questions.
That's why you have internet, and all the world knowledge at your screen and on your phone

In order to understand what Bitcoin is, you need to have basic knowledge, which is exactly what you get at school. And based on this knowledge, each student consciously chooses for himself the profession for which he has the most abilities. So I think that teaching the basics of bitcoin should be at the level of general knowledge about other payment systems.

The problem with traditional institutions is that they root from the very systems that Bitcoin is against. Even if an modern educational institution were to want to teach Bitcoin, a lot of those who are knowledgeable in the field might prefer not to work with them, or work for themselves. Even if a college or university is offering to teach about Bitcoin, I would not trust them. I would rather learn how to do the research myself, than trust someone from an institution that has ultimately played a big part in the flawed system that governs the world today.

This topic brings back memories, I was trying to teach Bitcoin to some schools in my area and after meeting with the proprietors they all said the same thing, they said that the government isn't in support of Bitcoin, one said its against the law because it is not centralised.

I told a friend who said that I wasted my time and effort, because he also tried to do something similar and he was told that he planned to corrupt the mind of the young ones, scam related allegations from teachers was pinned on him.

When a leader is blind he will stop many great things from happening, if the school owners are smart they would have allowed this but they behaved very oldy and gullible, this was already few years ago, now that Bitcoin have become well embraced I am sure that deep down they will have regrets.

If you mean the formal sector, then it will be difficult to realize. Because if we talk about BTC, it's too far, education about stocks has never been done in formal education environments.

If orientation was money then perhaps most experts would work for themselves. But remember that Bitcoin will also become more widely known if it is introduced in many ways. One of them is education. But indeed many private institutions make education a business opportunity to make money. But maybe that's not much. I think the world will be happy if crypto expert experts increase. World progress through Blockchain technology will be even greater. I understand that validation for education that is recognized by a world country is evidence issued in the form of a diploma or certificate. This condition seems to be more recognized, because the world system is like that. When you study and have no proof maybe you will be considered lying.

Introducing the education of Bitcoin into institutions, let's say from basic to tertiary is very important, atleast kids would have the idea of Bitcoin from a tender age until when they're ready to begin investing and benefiting from it, adults in tertiary school who know about it but don't have deep knowledge concerning investing on it could benefit as well so it's a very nice idea, that would change the economic sector for good.

 Anyways this forum is an institution of it's own, cause most of us didn't know much about bitcoin before we got here we might know the basics but got to learn majority of what we know concerning Bitcoin investment from this forum, so introducing more people who are Interested in learning about Bitcoin here is not a bad idea.

I used to be in support of this idea without carefully analyzing ways Bitcoin can be implemented into the educational system. When you say educational sector from what you wrote in the OP, it sounds like you're trying to carry the younger generation along, but let's not forget that this same sector has different levels, or should I say categories, so how we implement something like this matters.

Now, I'm not sure of how every country categories different levels in schools, but I'm quiet familiar with grade 1-5, junior high, High school and college. Before implementing something like this into the system, you have to consider the ages and levels involve. Children from grade 1-5, junior high, and high schools have one particular course in common, which happens to be ICT or basic computer education. Under this course, they are being thought basics of Technology, internet, web, electronic devices, etc, and their uses as well. Bitcoin can come in as a form of technology, with basic explanation of how it uses Blockchain technology, or other basic things. Mind you, this children are not as advanced as you are, so whatever we present to them matters a lot. College student can get a bit advance, but with some financial aspect being introduced.

imo, i think if Bitcoin was to be implemented, it should fall under technology and not as a course entirely.

If Im not mistaken some colleges and schools also now discussing some topics or putting some subject related to cryptocurrencies and bitcoin. I saw some local news on our country regarding this and soem actually opening up some courses or training for such blockchain studies. This could be further as bitcoin continue to adopt more.