I don't think this is something needed here in Germany.

We have universities that cover researcher education, with many CS and CS-related degrees.

Then we have universities of applied science with cover engineer education, with many CS and CS-related degrees, many of them having mandatory (and often paid) practical semesters at companies.

And finally, we have paid apprenticeships. They take about 3 years, where people work at companies 3 days a week and go to a technical school 2 times a week.

So every level of education is covered rather good, from practical to academical.