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From School to Work: Gender Inequalities and Segregation Following an Apprenticeship in Switzerland
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Vocational Education and Training
2001In this article we look at variations in the ways in which vocational education and training have been conceptualized across cultures and time. We illustrate how these concepts have been shaped by social, political and economic agendas, and how the agendas relate to the changing nature of work and constructions of what constitutes preparation of people
Poole, M., Stevenson, John Charles
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Education and Vocational Training
2005Abstract This chapter shows that toward the end of the Weimar Republic the Jewish school system became an institution of protection against antisemitism and of strengthening Jewish consciousness. As the Nazis blocked this advancement by limiting access to secondary schools and higher education and strove to lower the Jewish level of ...
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Vocational education and training
1993As this statement makes clear, vocational education and training (VET) are perceived within the European Commission as ways to meet a range of public policy objectives of both an economic and a social nature. In terms of economic policy, a highly educated and well-trained workforce is seen as contributing to the competitiveness of European capital and ...
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Postgraduate Education and Vocational Training
1983‘It was once true that the practice of medicine did not greatly change between qualification and retirement; but nothing could be further from the truth now.’ Awareness of the accuracy of this quotation from the Report of the Steering Committee was probably the most important reason why so many doctors became Foundation Members of the College.
George Swift, Donald Irvine
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Vocational Education and Training Reform
2000This report examines the constraints countries face in implementing vocational education and training (VET) systems and related policies; analyzes how some countries have successfully implemented reforms; and evaluates VET reforms in central and eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union, and other countries in transition to a market economy, such as ...
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