Sentence examples for vocational options from inspiring English sources

The biggest challenge is making sure schools tell young people and parents about vocational options.

Sandymoor school, a free school in Cheshire, offers a traditional GCSE course as well as other vocational options.

London South Bank offers Clearing places across many courses, particularly vocational options such as nursing, architecture and engineering.

Schools shouldn't be discouraged from offering vocational options, according to Huggett, who fears that such subjects are being downgraded.

The government's claim that it will be flexible enough to allow students following academic courses to take vocational options may well be true.

David Palfreyman, bursar, New College Oxford The welcome new stress on vocational options from the government should mean fewer students in higher education, hence less cost.

Why not have all of them take one vocational option, to see the world through a different lens?

What job you could get Unless you've incorporated some creative writing into your degree, English isn't a particularly vocational option, which leaves the door wide open on the job front.

The paper adds: "Currently, too many young people are pushed down an education route that isn't right for them simply because a clear, quality vocational option was not on offer".

If this is the case, the availability of the vocational option may reduce early school leaving by keeping more practically oriented individuals in school.15.15

Yet four of the five above-mentioned organizations are almost entirely focused on convincing large businesses to give our spectrum folks a chance at employment--three of them are even entrenched in only one vocational option (software testing).