'Google isn't interested in degrees': is the UK snobby about technical education?

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The vice-chancellor of the University of Hertfordshire and the president of Germany’s Hamburg University of Technology on whether vocational training is fit for purpose

 

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Sensationalised headline. Shame on you. The actual content says 'some companies are *starting* to care *less* about formal university degrees. Google aren’t *so* interested in degrees' emphasis added. Google cares a lot about degrees but maybe, is starting to care a little less.

There is a world of difference between the technical skills required to build IT systems for commerce and the IT skills taught in academia. When companies have to spend time un-teaching graduates, it is often quicker to go for bright non-graduates. First-hand experience here.

They put a visit to University right up there with a visit to the dentist in terms of importance...

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