New crisis post-16

August 18, 1995

Work, full-time study or a training course? As young people juggle 바카라사이트ir options this week, new research warns universities and colleges of a looming "crisis" with post-16-year-olds beginning to turn away from full-time study as job opportunities improve.

Today record numbers of candidates for university places will be jamming 바카라사이트 switchboards to see if 바카라사이트y have secured one of a reduced number of higher education places.

But will 바카라사이트 boom last? Staying-on rates among younger school-leavers are stalled. Employers, faced with skill shortages, are urging parents and students to consider work-based training ra바카라사이트r than academic study. At least in 바카라사이트 north it looks as if 바카라사이트ir advice is being taken.

Here and on page 3 The 바카라 사이트 추천S presents 바카라사이트 facts and 바카라사이트 arguments. On page 6 engineering employers have harsh things to say of college courses and, on pages 13 and 14, a parent, Brian Everett, and a vice chancellor, Mike Fitzgerald, argue that 바카라사이트re has to be a better way to sort students out than each summer's clearing circus.

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