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Vocational education and training and innovation

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Document
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Language:
English
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Sources:
TVET institutions, NCVER
Authors:
Dawe, Susan.
Topics:
Training quality and relevance, Access to training
Knowledge Products:
Research papers
Publication Date:
01 Jan 2004
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This book of readings was commissioned to enable a better understanding of the past, present and future role of the Australian vocational education and training (VET) sector in business innovation. This collection considers what the innovation process in business means for Australian workers and identifies the contributions of the VET system. International comparisons offer insights into those elements missing or under-emphasised in the current Australian innovation system. Finally, strategies to enable the VET sector to engage with business innovation are illustrated through examples.

Subject Tags:
TVET systems, Vocational training, Skills and training policy, Apprenticeships
Regions:
Asia and the Pacific
Countries and territories:
Australia
Economic groups:
OECD members
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