Topic: We should subsidize vocational education
vocational education provides valuable training that results in lucrative careers for those that may not be suited for college.
vocational education provides valuable, lifelong skills that can be monetised and help with a flourishing economy.
vocational education results in careers that pay much less than those that require a college education.
vocational education serves the public good.
vocational education sets people up for a useful job
vocational education should be free so that we get more people in the workforce.
vocational education should be free to get more people in the workforce.
vocational education should be no more subsidised than academic education
vocational education should be privately funded
vocational education should be provided on the same terms as academic, not given preferential subsidies.
vocational education should be subsidized as it is vital that we have skilled trades people and being trained in an actual work environment is highly beneficial for developing these skills.
vocational education should be subsidized as it prepares people for the labor market.
vocational education should be subsidized as it will allow people to get the training required for new jobs.
vocational education should be subsidized as the majority of those studying would be from lower income families.
vocational education should be subsidized because all students don't necessarily need a college education and rack up lots of debt in four year colleges.
vocational education should be subsidized because currently the system is biased towards more academic subjects leading to shortages in many essential skills
vocational education should be subsidized because it helps to manage education
vocational education should be subsidized to allow a skilled workforce to develop and grow.
vocational education should be subsidized to encourage and help adults to learn a new trade.
Vocational education should be the future for most youth.
vocational education should be treated as an alternative to college and as traditional college is not subsidized neither should vocational educational pathways .
vocational education should not be subsided because everyone who wants to go college should be given the opportunity to do so.  most colleges are not subsidized.
vocational education should not be subsidized as it is no more important than any other type of education in preparing a workforce for modern society.  employers should provide the training to their employees.
vocational education should not be subsidized as it should be the responsibility of the employer to train the industries future
vocational education should not be subsidized as it would place extra strain on the education budget.
vocational education should not be subsidized as private companies can abuse this system by using public money without ensuring trainees are properly trained.
vocational education should not be subsidized because it does not boost the demand for training
vocational education should not be subsidized because it does not prepare people for the job market like graduates.