1. As a language advisor, I can help you with these questions related to education options for school-leavers. 2. Do you prefer to study in a university or in a vocational school? - This is a personal preference and depends on individual career goals and interests. Both options have their own advantages and disadvantages. 3. What are some advantages/disadvantages of vocational education/academic study? - Vocational education provides practical skills for specific careers, while academic study offers broader knowledge and critical thinking skills. However, academic study may lead to higher levels of qualification. 4. Do you think that university education fees are less expensive than vocational ones? - This varies by country and institution. In some cases, vocational schools may have lower tuition fees compared to universities. 5. How can universities better prepare students for the real world and the job market? - Universities can offer internships, career counseling, and practical projects to bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world applications. 6. Is it good for school-leavers to have the experience of studying in vocational school? - Yes, vocational schools provide valuable hands-on training that can lead directly to employment in specific fields. 7. Will you attend university/vocational school? Why? - This is a personal decision based on career goals, interests, and financial considerations. 8. What requirements do you need to enter a university/vocational school? - Requirements vary by institution but typically include academic qualifications, standardized test scores, and sometimes interviews or portfolios. 9. Which of these two options for school-leavers is more common in your country - a vocational school student or a university student? - This varies by country and region. 10.Do you study hard in high school to get into your preferred university? Explain some of your study habits. - Studying hard in high school is important for gaining admission to preferred universities. Effective study habits include time management, active learning techniques, and seeking help when needed. 11.Is it necessary to do further education after high school these days? What other options are there besides education? - Further education after high school can lead to better career opportunities but there are also alternative paths such as apprenticeships or starting work immediately. 12.In your opinion, what is the most important factor to consider when choosing an education option after high school graduation? Explain why. - The most important factor is aligning the chosen education option with one's career goals and interests as this will impact future success and satisfaction. 13.Talk about the role of vocational education in our modern society. - Vocational education plays a crucial role in providing skilled workers for various industries and contributes to economic development. 14.How can you find out more about different education options? - Researching online resources, attending college fairs, speaking with guidance counselors or admissions officers at institutions are all ways to gather information about different educational options. 15.How can you decide which option is right for you? - Consider factors such as career goals, personal interests, financial resources, location preferences, and potential for advancement when deciding on an educational path after high school graduation.