Government Cuts to Vocational Schools Having Dramatic Effects
A decline in face-to-face classroom teaching at vocational schools has had dramatic effects, an Yle investigation has found.
Vocational school students have attended significantly fewer in-person classes over the past decade, with employers concerned about graduates' basic skills.
- Up to one-third of the principals who responded said that budget cuts had resulted in a reduction of in-person classes.
- The term in-person classes refers to traditional teaching methods in classrooms and workshops.
- The schools do not track exact ratios of classroom teaching versus remote learning situations.
Investigative reporting unit MOT surveyed vocational school principals about the changes in contact teaching during the 2020s.
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Author's summary: Government cuts affect vocational schools.
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