Should the government provide free tertiary education?
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@9DV2YFGOpportunities2yrs2Y
Yes, but it should be an interest free loan where the debt is wiped upon completion of the qualification.
@9FPGJVK1yr1Y
The government should fund education to lower costs overall
Yes, for certain subjects
Yes but limited number of qualifications per person
Yes, under contractual agreement that you will spend your first 5 years of your professional life working here in Aotearoa.
There should be increased scholarship opportunities for students from low socio-economic backgrounds. And more financial opportunity for students looking to engage in careers currently in shortage, eg: paid practicum time for student teachers and nurses
@9FCHCCCOpportunities2yrs2Y
Yes, but the minimum standards should be increased
@9F9G444Opportunities2yrs2Y
Yes, but also wipe current student loans.
Yes, only if the students pass courses otherwise they have to pay
Yes but only with a stay and work in NZ clause
Student allowances should not be based on parents income. It should be available to all students aged 18yrs with no restrictions based on oarental income
Yes, and those with existing loans should be cleared.
@9DSYB7Q2yrs2Y
Only for important/essential careers but all other study should be subsidised
@9DNG7GK2yrs2Y
Last year of tertiary free
@9DMFCFT2yrs2Y
Low income students should have free tertiary education. Excellent grades is a barrier to opportunity and doesn't take into account the responsibility that student might bear outside of education
@9DG2JWP2yrs2Y
Yes if there is a rule to state that the student will stay and work in NZ for a specific period of time.
@9DFG3L92yrs2Y
Maybe not free, but subsidised heavilly
@9DD7ZSP2yrs2Y
No but increase amount of student loan for cost of living
@9DCT3MPOpportunities2yrs2Y
Am happy with the current mix of public and private funding.
@9D9DG7XOpportunities2yrs2Y
Yes but for the academic pathway you need to have achieved to a reasonable standard. Less places but free basically.
@9D8VK2QOpportunities2yrs2Y
No but fees will be wiped if they work in NZ for minimum 5-7 years post graduating
Re-review the entire system for student loans, student support and student debt.
To some qualifications like nursing
No, but there should be a rebate for those who finish their degrees and continue to work in New Zealand
Yes, as long as the degree is completed.
@8D8CKZ65yrs5Y
@9BXR58C2yrs2Y
For those studying in fields needed in New Zealand as long as they commit to working in New Zealand for a certain amount of time
@8H59NNC4yrs4Y
Yes free tertiary education for the last year of a bachelors degree
@8GK73P24yrs4Y
It should be funded for the last year not the first
@8GDWTVC4yrs4Y
No, but student loans should be reduced in a way which encourages people to stay in new zealand
@8DWZGBH5yrs5Y
Student pay some not all
@8CZVRNP5yrs5Y
Yes, final year of any trade or undergraduate study.
@8CWS39T5yrs5Y
Yes but students should have to pass to qualify
@8CJVM8L5yrs5Y
Assist students who financially can't pay for deposits for accom and large admin fees when enrolling.
@9D23Q9Z2yrs2Y
Possibly lower but not entirely drop. There should be a remodel of the current tertiary education system to allow for students to have time to work towards paying for their education, as many students currently do not have time to work aswell as study therefore increasing their debt and stress.
Yes, and write off student loan debt
@9CF5F5Q2yrs2Y
No but keep first year fees free
@9CCVT9FOpportunities2yrs2Y
Yes for certain degrees or with an agreement for staying in the country to pay off debt and use the higher education.
For certain qualifications (eg. Nursing, medicine)
@9C2KDW42yrs2Y
Yes but only for the equivalent of one undergraduate degree.
@9B8MYNQ2yrs2Y
People who become qualified in areas of high need should have their student loan wiped in exchange for x amount of years working in sector that their qualified in.
@98VLHGV2yrs2Y
Yes. And institutions should be regulated for these costs
@96VBD692yrs2Y
On occupations that NZ needs. Ie Medical , teaching , engineering. Obligation to serve NZ system for a period in return..
@8HNNMRW4yrs4Y
Yes, but only for students who have completed their degree
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