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University or apprenticeship? Teacher survey into the best routes into engineering and technology reveals an even split
A report into the perceptions of the best routes into engineering and technology amongst teaching professionals has found an even split between university and apprenticeships routes. But just over half of teachers – 53% – said they were ‘very or fairly confident’ in advising students on vocational or technical pathways, with 32% saying they were ‘not very confident or not at all confident’. Teachers, after parents, are the biggest group giving c…
University or apprenticeship? Teacher survey reveals and even split
A report into the perceptions of the best routes into engineering and technology amongst teaching professionals has found an even split between university and apprenticeships routes. But just over half of teachers (53%) said they were ‘very or fairly confident’ in advising students on vocational or technical pathways, with 32% saying they were ‘not very confident or not at all confident’. Teachers, after parents, are the biggest group giving ca…
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