 
 <prompt> text: ```Plenti pipo for United States believe say if you get university degree, e mean say you go successful. But some educators dey talk say e get other ways wey fit work, especially for students wey no fit succeed for university level.

Dis one no be di normal classroom. For di apprentice program wey Plumbers and Steamfitters Union dey run for Maryland state, Travis Strawderman and oda students dey make money as dem dey learn. "E don completely change my life," he talk. "I don fit pay all my debts. I fit talk say I dey responsible to start my own family."

Strawderman dey learn technical skills for di five-year program wey dem dey teach am for free. E talk say e think about university but e no interest am. Economics Professor Robert Lerman talk say Strawderman no dey alone. "Plenty pipo dey bored for high school," Lerman talk. "Dem dey leave high school because dem dey bored. Dem wan do something wey no be just siddon for classroom." Lerman talk say di education system for United States dey too focus on pushing students to go university. "Wetin we dey do now na to dey tell dem say if you no learn dis way, you no go fit get better career," he talk.

But Chad Aldeman, one analyst, talk say studies show say if students spend more time for school, dem get better chance to get high paying and stable career. "If you just be high school graduate, your salary go reduce over your lifetime- unlike if you get college degree," he talk. "College degree na like insurance against unemployment and low salary."

Answer di following questions:
1. which analyst is mentioned? - Chad Aldeman
2. who is an apprentice? - Travis Strawderman
3. where? - Maryland
4. how much does he pay? - He pays nothing
5. why do they leave school? - Because dem dey bored
6. who says this? - Robert Lerman
7. who is he? - Economics Professor
8. what does the apprentice teach? - Technical skills
9. for how long? - Five years
10. what is the monetary benefit? - Making money while learning
11. what is the focus in the US? - Pushing students to attend university
12. Does Chad agree with Strawderman? - No
13. how does he feel about a degree? - He sees it as an insurance policy
14. what about of just high school? - Wages go drop over time
15. what has travis achieved? - Paid off debts and become responsible
16. does he feel responsible? - Yes
17. are students of high school bored? - Yes
18. was it the same for Travis? - Yes
19. what would they like to do? - Something other than sitting in a classroom
20. is everyone successful in university? - No``` <response>: ```1. Chad Aldeman
2. Travis Strawderman
3. Plumbers and Steamfitters Union for Maryland state
4. nothing
5. because dem dey bored
6. Robert Lerman
7. one Economics professor
8. technical skills
9. five years
10. to dey make money while dem dey learn
11. to dey encourage students make dem go university
12. no
13. e dey call am insurance policy against unemployment and against low wages
14. wages go reduce as you dey grow
15. e don pay all im debts
16. yes
17. yes
18. yes
19. something wey no be to dey sit for classroom
20. no``` 