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This paper is in part informed by the reflections of Hope's colleagues. Their view of the competency agenda might best be characterised as bemusement, a phenomenon the author interprets as the shadow of unease with three more fundamental areas of concern. First, political control: second, access; and third, a desire to retain education and training in their distinct domains.
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Authors: Hope, David Date: 1994 Geographic subjects: Oceania; Australia Resource type: Conference Subjects: Skills and knowledge |
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