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Transforming the education workforce: learning teams for a learning generation

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Training quality and relevance, Anticipating needs and matching skills
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Publication Date:
12 Sep 2019
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This new report offers new visions for strengthening, diversifying, and re-imagining an education workforce that can deliver inclusive, quality education for all. The workforce is an education system’s biggest investment and one of its greatest levers for change. The report draws on existing evidence and innovations from education and other sectors to rethink the education workforce needed for the future. It puts forward approaches for addressing immediate needs while also creating collaborative teams and systems that respond to our rapidly changing world to equip our young people with the skills they need for the future.

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Lifelong learning, Vocational training, Skills upgrading, Skills re-training, Skills anticipation, Skills and training policy, Education and training
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