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L'amélioration de l'apprentissage informel en Tunisie

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Language:
French
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Sources:
ILO, Governments, International organizations, République Tunisienne, Ministère de la Formation Professionnelle et de l’Emploi; MDGIF
Authors:
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Topics:
Apprenticeships
Knowledge Products:
Research papers
Publication Date:
22 Jun 2016
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La mission d’étude quantitative et qualitative de l’apprentissage informel s’insère dans une ligne d’action (‘Amélioration de l’apprentissage informel en Tunisie’), dans le cadre du programme conjoint ‘Jeune – emploi – migration’ (2009 – 2013). Elle s’est déroulée entre octobre et décembre 2012.

La présente étude vise à :
1) Comprendre les pratiques d’apprentissage dans des métiers sélectionnés et déterminer si l’informalité constitue un phénomène d’une masse critique ou négligeable ;
2) Apprécier l’approche mise en place par le gouvernement tunisien pour structurer l’apprentissage informel à travers l’obtention d’un certificat formel ;
3) Apporter des observations nourries par les enquêtes sur le terrain pour enrichir les réflexions.

Subject Tags:
Apprenticeships, Informal economy, Vocational training
Regions:
Africa
Countries and territories:
Tunisia
Economic groups:
Developing countries
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