Interactive networking for an industry: polytechnic interface: a case study

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Author: Mittal, L. N.

Abstract:

This paper presents an Indian model of a cooperative arrangement between polytechnics and industries seeking to link instructional processes with industrial-field practices. It begins by presenting the scenario of polytechnic-industry interface, then outlines the importance of technical education and industry to work closely with each other before discussing how the model was developed and implemented. The author concludes that the education-work linkages created: (1) a better understanding of the industrial environment by teachers; (2) improvements in students' transfer skills; (3) more purpose in the teaching-learning process; and (4) employment opportunities for students in organisations they were placed in.

The monograph from which this chapter is taken is indexed at TD/TNC 69.564; individual chapters are indexed from TD/TNC 69.565 to TD/TNC 69.581.

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This paper presents an Indian model of a cooperative arrangement between polytechnics and industries seeking to link instructional processes with industrial-field practices. It begins by presenting the scenario of polytechnic-industry interface, then outlines the importance of technical education and industry to work closely with each other before discussing how the model was developed and implemented. The author concludes that the education-work linkages created: (1) a better understanding of the industrial environment by teachers; (2) improvements in students' transfer skills; ...  [+] Show more

Subjects: Students; Innovation; Research; Industry; Vocational education and training; Employment; Teaching and learning; Providers of education and training

Keywords: Educational innovation; Polytechnic; Pilot project; Case study; College; Curriculum; Education industry relationship; Technical education and training; Training employment relationship; Training program; Teachers

Geographic subjects: Asia; India

Published: Manila, Philippines: Colombo Plan Staff College for Technician Education, 2001

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Book Title: Re-engineering TET: non-traditional approaches that worked / Colombo Plan Staff College.

Pages: pp.227-255

ISBN: 9718557687

Statement of responsibility: L. N. Mittal

Resource type: Book chapter

Call Number:
TD/TNC 69.573



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