Topic: We should subsidize vocational education
a person who receives a vocational education earns less over his or her lifetime than someone with a college degree.
academic education has been promoted at the expense of vocational education and this needs to be re-balanced by subsidizing vocational education.
achieving high levels of education is positive for the nation
all education including vocational education should be subsidized.  it all leads to the bettering of society overall.
all education should be subsidized because education creates better people and a better world.
all people need to have life skills such as cooking, fixing items, and building. by giving classes in these vocational areas we are helping all of society.  life is not just book smarts.
any subsidy for education after school is unnecessary, the right to access education ends at 16 at which point people can fund their own adult decisions
anyone with an aptitude for a necessary service profession should be encouraged to pursue it
As automation increases, traditional trades that vocational education prepare people for will become rarer and less likely to provide gainful, long-term employment, and the government shouldn't incentivize  people to follow that career path.
As employment becomes more and more specialized, people are increasingly going to need not only university education, but post-graduate education as well to remain competitive in the workforce.
basic k-12 education is not enough to prepare people for the work world.
because the individuals repay society fully within a very short space of time by the work that they do, which is generally not competitively paid.
being able to juggle general and vocational knowledge is crucial in allowing a worker to compete in different jobs in which technology is a major factor.
by subsidising training it may lead to more employers taking on trainees.
by subsidizing vocational education we can have a bigger work force in the trades.
college is preferable to vocational education.
college isn't for everyone so going to a place that teaches you the skills for your chosen profession
education is expensive and people need help to afford it.
education of all types is already being paid for by the cities where the schools are located
employes are unduly benefitting through vocational education as they do not have to take the resposibility and financial cost of training their staff
enables people to learn on the go and use the skills in practice.
ensuring participation in vocational education is important in making sure we have a enough people skilled in trades.
everybody deserves the right to an education
everyone should get a free university education rather than a vocational degree
four year colleges are not for everyone. vocational education is less expensive and is needed in many industries.
government should only provide a general education
government subsidy of higher education is already out of control and colleges spend this money on unnecessary administration positions so this practice clearly needs paired back not expanded.