- Paying for Education is about increasing a child's human capital as opposed to financial capital. It should be treated like an investment.
- Why is it naive to see a university experience purely from the viewpoint of a love for learning.
- University qualifications have two effects of signalling and skilling. Signalling remains the more important concern in a highly competitive meritocratic society.
- The result of investment in human capital should result in employment and higher wages.
- Comparisons will be made between local and private universities.
- A very brutal assessment ...
I'm currently working with WDA to give a talk at the Lifelong Education centre on 14th July 12.30pm.
Right now the details are still quite sketchy, but I thought that blog readers should be able to pitch in and suggest what they want to hear.
The working title is "Finding your child's university education".
Here's what I have so far.
