I think unless you want to be a doctor, solicitor or something that has a degree directly linked to it I beleive getting qualified by working or apprenticships should be promoted more at school rather than always pushing the university route. Be a tradesperson and earn money rather than spend a fortune at university building up debt. I did go to university and trained to be a teacher doing a PGCE but I didn’t get a job in the fashion industry linked to my degree.
I think unless you want to be a doctor, solicitor or something that has a degree directly linked to it I beleive getting qualified by working or apprenticships should be promoted more at school rather than always pushing the university route. Be a tradesperson and earn money rather than spend a fortune at university building up debt. I did go to university and trained to be a teacher doing a PGCE but I didn’t get a job in the fashion industry linked to my degree.
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No not personally
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Not at council level, At the government level is where policies on universities are made. Sorry, Do you want to go to university?
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No I’m afraid not, that is more a Governmental responsibility.
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No, the council does not have responsibility for students after 18. I have opinions, though, of course.
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