Vote SDP - to reform higher education

The marketisation and rapid expansion of higher education has not returned the promised benefits for students, or for the country at large.
SDP candidate for Leeds West and Pudsey, Sasha Watson, outlines how the SDP will reform the structure and function of this sector.
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[@davidbettney785]

So actually training people for what we need to be able to thrive. Simple but very effective.

[@esKeptiko]

Took the words out of my mouth. Extraordinary.

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The policies we need

[@Da1Dez]

#SDPneedsmorecandidates

[@IvanKinsmanSDP]

The Higher Education sector needs reforming and the SDP has the answers to how this should be done.

[@jammemcoh9466]

Plain and simply there are too many going to university, 50% according to a 2019 BBC article, and there are too many sub-par universities that really don't give you much bang for your buck and take someone out of the workforce for 3 entire years. The UK government itself acknowledges that only 61%, for 2023/4 but for 2022/3 only 21%, of students will pay back their loans and by the mid 2040s there will be £460 billion in outstanding student loan debt, which to me is indicative of how poorly many students fare after uni.