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English term or phrase:
introducing a market into higher education
English answer:
the Labor Party should not be turning higher education into a Market Place
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English term
introducing a market into higher education
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what does it mean"introduing a market into higher education is something the Labor party should not be doing"
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the Labor Party should not be turning higher education into a Market Place
introduCing a market into higher education => the Labor Party should not be turning higher education into a Market Place
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focusing on sending school leavers/adult learners to University.
"introducing a market into higher education is something the Labor party should not be doing"
The Labor party should not be trying to send more people to University, rather they should be concentrating on getting school leavers / adult learners to start a trade, like building, mechanics, electricians.
There appears to be too many people going to University at the moment and not enough taking up a Trade, so to balance the skills economy, it is better that the Labor Party focus on Trades rather than University Graduates.
The Labor party should not be trying to send more people to University, rather they should be concentrating on getting school leavers / adult learners to start a trade, like building, mechanics, electricians.
There appears to be too many people going to University at the moment and not enough taking up a Trade, so to balance the skills economy, it is better that the Labor Party focus on Trades rather than University Graduates.
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