Tertiary courses should come with warning: No jobs here
A vice-chancellor mate agrees there's a case for cautionary job prospect warnings with conventional but over-crowded fields like law.
“Teachers struggle for jobs” was the welcome front page heading in the Dominion-Post a week back.
Before readers jump up and down, I’ll explain the ‘welcome’ bit. There has been a change of editor, meaning people with weak hearts can now resume reading the front page. Under the previous
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Tertiary courses should come with warning: No jobs here
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