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Discover LudwigThe phrase "vocational students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to those students who are learning a trade or skill in order to prepare for a particular job or career. For example, "The local high school offers classes for vocational students who plan to go into the automotive industry."
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Supplying vocational students can also be lucrative.
Of them, one-third are vocational students or workers contracted through other agencies.
Most vocational students are now required to pass all five Regents exams.
New York City, with 26,500 vocational students, has 20 of the state's 35 vocational schools.
The sample consisted of 270 Thai vocational students aged 18 to 21 years.
About 2.7 percent of Foxconn's work force in China consists of vocational students, the company said in October.
Federal government loans to vocational students have blown out from $325m in 2012 to $2.9bn in 2015.
In fact, by 2007, the vocational students were actually passing at higher rates than students in the rest of the state.
Hans teaches language skills to vocational students and Loek takes photographs, teaches high-school and university students about the Strandbeests, and sometimes works as Theo's assistant (paid).
What makes vocational students attractive is that they can be paid less than full-time workers, although some companies — including Foxconn — pay the same base wages.
China has 17 million university and advanced vocational students (up more than threefold in five years), the majority of whom are in science and engineering.
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