Sentence examples for boost vocational from inspiring English sources

The intention was to boost vocational education's quality and status.

The parties differ in bank reforms and in the detail of their pledges on how to boost vocational education.

In Italy and Portugal, we observe a certain accentuation of their declining profile of dropout rates when they undertook reforms to boost vocational studies.

Both tracks aim to cut sickness absence and to boost vocational rehabilitation opportunities for people with health problems so that they can re-enter the work force.

There is a need to boost vocational training for the U.S. population at large.

Sir Mike Tomlinson, a former chief inspector of schools, produced for her predecessor a plan to overhaul secondary education, boosting vocational qualifications and replacing A-level exams with a new diploma.

We will create more good jobs and build a stronger and more balanced recovery by devolving economic power to Britain's towns and cities, boosting vocational education, getting young people into work, cutting business rates, introducing a British Investment Bank and increasing house building to at least 200,000 a year.

WorldSkills London 2011 will give a welcome boost to the profile of vocational education in the UK.

Big efforts are now being made by Glasgow schools to steer more middle-grade pupils into training for such jobs as carpentry, since the city expects house-building to boom in the next few years.South of the border, the government is starting to boost such schooling, by introducing vocational A-levels and putting more money into further education colleges.

"They will lead to a boost in the quality of vocational qualifications being taken and will enhance the opportunities for young people to progress".

Too many young people are doing vocational courses which boost league tables but have little or no value in the labour market, a review commissioned by ministers has concluded.