Who is to blame for this generation not mentoring our kids on their future career?

Who is to blame for not mentoring our kids on their future career? My main question is whether it the situation in every third world country where the system does not support the student like the 1st world or is it a situation where we know there is no hope in the future but we have to pass the meat into the machine and continue making sausages? Was it a mistake that we decided degrees are the only certificates that can give jobs or do we go back to polytechnics where the student is likely to open their own business?

I will refer to Benjamin Zulu again here, he says we all know the future is not bright as there is no jobs guarantee and not everyone is able to take their children overseas. But the problem is most of the students are not busy sharpening their skills but are busy trying to live a life that is not there's so as to fit in society. They will be busy on their social media instead of doing research on how to sharpen their skills.