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Factors influencing active learning in small enterprises

Small enterprises are not large users of structured training. However, they are often actively engaged in learning. In Australia, despite extensive changes in content, delivery and the range of providers, small businesses remain small users of the training provided through the formal system. Is there a framework that identifies the sorts of learning they engage in and can this be useful to guide government support? This paper proposes a possible model. [It] builds upon a number of earlier Australian studies in an attempt to provide a framework that might inform the relationship between education systems and small enterprises.

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Authors: Hawke, Geof
Corporate authors: University of Technology, Sydney. Research Centre for Vocational Education and Training (RCVET)
Date: 2000
Geographic subjects: Oceania; Australia
Resource type: Working paper
Series name: RCVET working paper
Subjects: Governance; Management; Workforce development;

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