Education

Education will be reformed and a greater focus placed in vocational training

Britain needs a range of skills, and the education system must deliver those skills. Especially people need to understand the basic aspects of law, business, community, religion, family, country, trades, finance, accountancy, as well as older more traditional academic subjects such as English Literature, Mathematics, History, or Physics.

Britain is short of skills, and too many Britons fail to have key skills in a modern global economy.

Higher Education would be reformed to build Centres of Excellence with a focus on a discipline, such as Law, Medicine, Engineering, Business.

Britain must lead the world in education.

Education itself needs to be more self-financing, and with clear vocational guidelines that will be possible.

The status of education needs to downplayed and it should be seen as somewhere to get skills needed for the country, rather than a way of proving some kind of elitist claim.

Britain has invented many of the world's most important devices such as the Television, the Sextant, the Jet Engine, the Locomotove Engine, as well many of the laws of Physics on which the entire engineering sector of the world depends. The World Wide Wide which changed much of the developed world's commerce, was invented by a British person.

Therefore, it is clear the UK's system of education gives much but these also needs to commecialised so that Britain can benefit from its talent and systems.