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Are vocational skills valued enough?

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Completed participations
167
Completion rate
100.0%
Counting basis
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What status should a completed apprenticeship have compared with a university degree?

167 votes

A degree should remain the clearly higher standard

34% · 57 votes

A degree should remain the clearly higher standard reaches 34 percent with 57 votes.

Apprenticeships and degrees should be equivalent in practice

33% · 55 votes

Apprenticeships and degrees should be equivalent in practice reaches 33 percent with 55 votes.

Vocational qualifications should receive equal status and public recognition

33% · 55 votes

Vocational qualifications should receive equal status and public recognition reaches 33 percent with 55 votes.

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What should public vocational education prioritise?

167 votes

Secure basic training opportunities for everyone first

39% · 65 votes

Secure basic training opportunities for everyone first reaches 39 percent with 65 votes.

Balance broad access with targeted support for top talent

31% · 51 votes

Balance broad access with targeted support for top talent reaches 31 percent with 51 votes.

Put much more emphasis on performance and international competitiveness

31% · 51 votes

Put much more emphasis on performance and international competitiveness reaches 31 percent with 51 votes.

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How should companies respond to the shortage of skilled workers?

167 votes

Focus mainly on retaining existing staff

37% · 61 votes

Focus mainly on retaining existing staff reaches 37 percent with 61 votes.

Train apprentices steadily alongside day-to-day business

31% · 52 votes

Train apprentices steadily alongside day-to-day business reaches 31 percent with 52 votes.

Take more training risks even when the short-term payoff is uncertain

32% · 54 votes

Take more training risks even when the short-term payoff is uncertain reaches 32 percent with 54 votes.