Vocational training is key to success debate against
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Explanation:
I would like to start off by thanking my opponent for proposing such an interesting debate, and I wish my opponent luck.
Lets begin...
Definitions:
Vocational - of, pertaining to, or noting instruction or guidance in an occupation or profession chosen as a career or in the choice of a career
Contentions:
1. budget Cuts
As we know there have been many budget cuts around the U.S. forcing for schools to cut down on not only teachers but programs offered at high school as well. Given thus, making the decision to offer (yes, even offer) vocational programs at the high school level would have a negative affect on the economy of the school. More core classes in high school would have to make even more cuts on their necessary items to teach the class, which is already an issue that is being struggled with. This issue would only worsen if you take more from the schools budget to make these vocational programs. Thus rendering vocational programs a bad idea at this time; because of the economies effect on schools currently.
2. Alteration of The Position of The Schools
My second point is, if what you suggest is implemented across the U.S., certain high schools are going to have narrow options secluding the students of that high school to certain occupations that may only be regional. Thus sufficing seclusion of there job which isn't always beneficial considering personal perseverances outside of regional occupation.
3. High School Can Be Premature
High school can be premature for children ranging from 14-18 to a make vocational decision. I feel that it would be better to make you vocational decision in college or trade school. Colleges and trade schools are already narrowed for the personnel applying that express an interest, as well as they provide range and professional expertise. Given that these college and trade schools are already out there, I feel vocational programs in high school would be a waste and a poor competitor to those of colleges and trade schools.
Conclusion:
Financially it would be a bad decision, as I exemplified via my first argument. Given the location, students probably wouldn't have many options and thus are left to seclusion, unless they choose otherwise, but besides the fact it is still a factor. Also high school can be premature for such decisions in which the student wouldn't know it and waste his education and risk the chance of getting into another school such as a college or trade.
I feel my debate is reasonable and sufficient ergo I excitedly await my opponents rebuttals.
Answer:
Vocational training is the only key to success
Good morning everyone present here; I am going to express my views on ‘vocational training is the only key to success in the present times’. And I am going to speak in favor of it.
Pallam Raju has rightly said, ‘The Indian youth needs to be empowered, and it can be done through good education and vocational training. Vocational training is the key to taking India to her goals of self-reliance in technological advancement and a developed economy. It has been found that Indian educational system is predominantly theory based; this system is directly and indirectly responsible in the slow growth of Indian economy. The number of skilled workers and professionals is very less in India as compared to the number of skilled professionals in advanced countries like America, France, UK, Germany, Japan, South Korea, etc.
If India is to accelerate her pace of development, she must focus more on vocational training at schools. Vocational subjects must be made compulsory in the school curriculum across the nation. CBSE, the premier Indian educational organization, has introduced approximately 40 vocational courses at schools. In future India will have more number of skilled workers and professionals. Their quality work force will definitely improve the work quality throughout the nation.
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