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Review of statistical data for research on vocational education and training

This publication was written for a Working Group established by the ANTA Research Advisory Council. The review involved consideration of VET policy concerns, the major statistical data collections, a survey of and interviews with researchers who are extensive data users, the data problems in four major research areas, and discussions on developments with national data collection agencies. For conference paper, see TD/TNC 50.33 .

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Authors: Burke, Gerald; McKenzie, Phillip; Grauze, A.
Date: 1996
Geographic subjects: Oceania; Australia
Resource type: Report
Subjects: Vocational education and training; Research; Statistics

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Fifth annual vocational education and training research conference

This volume contains the four-day program plus these papers: 'Are you being served? student services and amenities in TAFE' & 'Are you being served? client perspectives on student services and amenities in TAFE' - Damon Anderson (see TD/ANTA 82.37 for full report); 'Federal government youth training plans: a critical evaluation' - Damon Anderson; 'Reading the market: a critical review of literature on the training market' - Damon Anderson (see TD/VIC 45.14 for full report); 'The 'e' in vocational education and training' - John Blakeley; 'Best of both worlds: research methodologies in a benchmarking framework' - Laura Brearley (workshop notes); 'Statistical data for research on the transition of young people' - Gerald Burke (see TD/TNC 47.67 for full report); 'Researcher's reflections on methodology: longitudinal evaluation of CBT in action' - Lisa Frank; 'Converging general and vocational education: some issues of implementation' - R. Funnell; 'Some outcomes from a study of competency based training as a change in vocational education (competency based training and classroom practice)' - Graeme Harper; 'Value of lifelong learning enabling skills gained in the workplace' - Lesley Harrison; 'Longitudinal evaluation of the CBT in action scheme: findings' - John Kelleher & Josephine Murray; 'Training Australia's farm workforce: implications for profitability' - Sue Kilpatrick (see TD/TAS 48.01 for full report); 'Identification and further integration of key competencies into the curriculum, delivery, assessment and reporting of apprenticeships - automotive; building and construction; electrical / electronics; engineering; hospitality' - Cathy Down & Megan Lilly; 'ACER's longitudinal databases' - Michael Long & Lyn Robinson; 'Looking at what we say: some tools for analysing communication patterns in teaching' - Michele McGill; 'University - TAFE articulation in Queensland' - R. Millican; 'Australian training statistics: part 1, national overview, 1 January to 31 March 1996' - NCVER; 'Approaches to technical teacher education: implications for the Universiti Brunei Darussalam' - Kevin O'Neill; 'Workplace learning and change: reflections upon an investigation of workplaces as learning environments' - Robin Sefton & Peter Waterhouse (see TD/TNC 46.15 for full report); 'Restoring an industry: more than just teaching - casting technology' - Ray Tolhurts; 'Impact of proposed post-compulsory change on secondary schools in the Cairns region' - Gail Walker; 'Role for research in informing the construction of policies, programmes and operational procedures in vocational education and training' - Richard Watkins.

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Conference name: National Vocational Education and Training Research Conference
Date: 1996
Geographic subjects: Oceania; Australia
Resource type: Conference
Subjects: Vocational education and training

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Reading the market: a review of literature on the vocational education and training market in Australia

This study was initiated in recognition of the rapid rise to prominence of the concept of markets in vocational education and training (VET) policy in Australia, and the need to take stock of the considerable body of literature which now exists on the topic. The report is based mainly on research studies, government reports, academic publications and conference and discussion papers. It reviews the main themes and issues covered in the literature and summarises the major conclusions and recommendations reached by each author. For conference paper, see TD/TNC 50.33 .

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Authors: Anderson, Damon
Corporate authors: Monash University-ACER. Centre for the Economics of Education and Training (CEET)
Date: 1996
Geographic subjects: Oceania; Australia
Resource type: Working paper
Series name: Working paper
Subjects: Vocational education and training; Governance

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