Question: with so many colleges charging anywhere from $20,000 to $60,000 per year, even more…
…and disgorging students highly proficient in political causes and where the good parties are, but all too often deficient in what will prepare them to be productive for the rest of their lives…
…why aren’t we developing and encouraging two-year White Collar Trade Schools (WCTS)?
Think of it: two years of high quality, intensive training in fields such as business, management, pharmacy, etc., including, I envision, significant on-site experience with participating companies in each of these areas.
The payoff for students is serious knowledge and experience in a valued profession they can make a career of, at a cost dramatically lower than just about any quality four year college – and two more years of their lives to be productive.
The payoff for companies is young, motivated employees who have knowledge of both the profession itself and how companies in that profession function day-to-day.
Yes, there are two year colleges and two year trade schools in existence right now. But how many of them are there in total, and how many of them specialize in this this kind of learning? Not many.
It seems to me this fills an important void.
What do you think?
This made 100% good sense to me then.
And with traditional four year colleges turning more and more into left wing indoctrination centers – not to mention Israel-hating/hamas supporting centers as well – rather than institutes of higher learning that prepare young people for the real world, it makes 100% good sense to me now; even more emphatically so.
Your thoughts?
