“Sorry pal nae darg fur you. Ye’ve nae degree in sheugh howckin an are lackin cerificates tae be baring a quarry or biggin a dyke an yir health an safety license is oot o’ date.”
darg: work, a days work.
“Sorry pal no work for you. You do not have a degree in ditch digging and you are lacking certificates to allow you to clear a quarry or build a wall and your health and safety license is out of date.”
By Robert Burns who ascribed to the landless and near destitute labourers of the Ayrshire Countryside the virtues of literacy, intelligence and a sufficient social and spiritual grace.
You need a lot of learning but probably not much intelligence to get a chance at a job nowadays. What’s happening to those with real practical experience who don’t care for bits of paper to prove it?
It seems nurses will need a degree in nursing soon to keep their job. Is it to improve the quality of nursing? No! It’s a scam so educational institutions can further justify their overweened existence.
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