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Outline 3 reasons why vocational education is often given lower status in schools compared to academic courses (eg GCSE, A-level)
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You could mention cheap labour (look at Finn)
Skills taught are for low paid, insecure jobs
Perpetuates class inequalities in the education system.
Skills taught are for low paid, insecure jobs
Perpetuates class inequalities in the education system.
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(Original post by Muserock)
You could mention cheap labour (look at Finn)
Skills taught are for low paid, insecure jobs
Perpetuates class inequalities in the education system.
You could mention cheap labour (look at Finn)
Skills taught are for low paid, insecure jobs
Perpetuates class inequalities in the education system.
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They are less likely to lead to university entries and lead to proper jobs. They are seen as boring and repetitive with providing little to no career prospects.
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