Nam: Let’s decide on the three main benefits of vocational training. First, I think it will help students develop practical skills.
Lan: I agree. Vocational courses are more practical than university courses.
Nam: What do you think is the second benefit?
Lan: I think it’s the short duration of study. Degree programmes at university usually go on for at least three years while vocational courses can last less than two years.
Nam:  Great! We're now ready to report to the classI couldn‘t agree more. So, we’ve decided on the three main benefits: more practical, shorter, and cheaperIt’s the cost. Vocational training is much cheaper than university educationNow, let's think about one more benefit.
Lan:  Great! We're now ready to report to the classI couldn‘t agree more. So, we’ve decided on the three main benefits: more practical, shorter, and cheaperIt’s the cost. Vocational training is much cheaper than university educationNow, let's think about one more benefit.
Nam:  Great! We're now ready to report to the classI couldn‘t agree more. So, we’ve decided on the three main benefits: more practical, shorter, and cheaperIt’s the cost. Vocational training is much cheaper than university educationNow, let's think about one more benefit.
Lan:  Great! We're now ready to report to the classI couldn‘t agree more. So, we’ve decided on the three main benefits: more practical, shorter, and cheaperIt’s the cost. Vocational training is much cheaper than university educationNow, let's think about one more benefit.