Vocational education and training (VET) 2005: a discussion paper on the roles and competencies of the VET teacher in the year 2005

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Author: Lepani, Barbara

Abstract:

Towards the end of 1995 the Staff Training and Development Division of TAFE NSW commissioned Barbara Lepani to prepare a discussion paper on 'Vocational Education and Training - 2005' that would explore the future roles and competencies of the vocational education and training (VET) teacher. This discussion paper's aim was to find answers to the following four questions: (1) what will be the main forces and market demands that will influence the shaping of the VET industry in 2005?; (2) what products and services will the VET sector need to produce, and how will they be delivered in order to satisfy customer needs?; (3) how will these forces and services broaden and change the role of VET providers and teachers specifically?; and (4) what capabilities (skills and competencies) will characterise the profile of the future VET practitioner/trainer?

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Towards the end of 1995 the Staff Training and Development Division of TAFE NSW commissioned Barbara Lepani to prepare a discussion paper on 'Vocational Education and Training - 2005' that would explore the future roles and competencies of the vocational education and training (VET) teacher. This discussion paper's aim was to find answers to the following four questions: (1) what will be the main forces and market demands that will influence the shaping of the VET industry in 2005?; (2) what products and services will the VET sector need to produce, and how will they be ...  [+] Show more

Subjects: Technology; Globalisation; Outcomes; Teaching and learning; Management; Employment; Economics; Policy; Culture

Keywords: Trend; Future; Strategic planning; Change management; Value system; Work environment; Cultural change; Economic development; Social policy; Social problem; Social conditions; Social change

Geographic subjects: Oceania; Australia; New South Wales

Published: [Sydney, New South Wales]: NSW Department of Education and Training, 1995

Physical description: 50 p.

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Statement of responsibility: Barbara Lepani

Resource type: Discussion paper

Call Number:
TD/NSW 70.15



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