The purpose of this school is to train independent professionals, grounded in principles and concepts based on common sense.

The dignity of every thoughtful human being lies in avoiding self-deception and submission to inhuman hierarchies.

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In the case of professional nursing education, the goal is to provide the necessary training for the development of skills in the specialized healthcare services industry, aimed at people with specific needs.

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In countries such as Canada, there are agencies dedicated to preparing healthcare professionals. However, in Mexico, I have not yet identified institutions that truly focus on developing independent professionals.

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Currently, the path to obtaining a professional nursing degree in Mexico requires four years of study plus one additional year of unpaid service—a total of five years—with an investment of approximately $500,000 MXN. This amount includes not only tuition but also basic living expenses such as housing, food, and transportation. At the end of this process, professionals typically obtain a position in private or public clinics.

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Based on my experience, I uphold a clear vision between what is ethical and what is unacceptable.

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I consider myself a pioneer in Mexico in this concept of training independent professionals, through a model that is not just a mission but rather a highly structured workshop with well-defined protocols.

Sincerely,

Leandro “Tau” Arzumendi

Research in Human Sciences, Entrepreneur, Educator / Teacher, Writer