Sentence examples for Less vocational from inspiring English sources
Others wondered how well the online model could prepare students to enter the job market, and questioned its suitability for less vocational coursework, in poetry, creative writing, or the broader liberal arts.
But, then again, there is a distinct lack of career guidance offered to American high school students and even less vocational advice provided to undergraduate college students.
Education was coded as secondary or less, vocational and higher.
Education was classified into primary or less; vocational; secondary; and university.
The educational level was categorized into four groups (primary or less, vocational, secondary and university), ensuring that categories were comparable between countries.
Marital status was coded as either married/living in a marriage-type relationship or not, and education was coded as high school or less, vocational, some college, college degree, or graduate/professional education.
It compared graduates who had taken academic A-levels with those who had done the less common vocational ones.
According to the piece, on GCSE results day, Civitas rushed round to the BBC Today programme to suggest schools were bolstering their results by diverting pupils into less challenging vocational qualifications.
In addition, the UK invests less in vocational studies than academic; it spends heavily on smaller class sizes, even though the evidence shows that investing in highly trained staff is more effective, and in the UK total expenditure on education exceeds that of most OECD countries.
The strongest result appears for the low-educated (less than vocational level) in each case, suggesting that the composition of Flexjob employees from this group shifts more towards internal hiring after the fall in the subsidization rate than the composition in other groups.
We can't expect heightened interest in those degrees if we haven't at least piqued that interest -- much less initiated vocational training -- during the K-12 stages.
