Vocational Education and Training in Rural Schools: Education for the Community.
Sue Kilpatrick, Rowena Bell, Peter Kilpatrick
Abstract
Sue Kilpatrick, Rowena Bell, Peter Kilpatrick
Abstract
Rural high schools have expanded their programs in recent years to include vocational education and training (VET) courses (Chiswell et al forthcoming). While VET in schools programs were established primarily to address the needs of Year 11 and 12 students, there has been an unexpected interest and participation by adults in these programs in Tasmanian rural schools. This suggests that the
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Rural high schools have expanded their programs in recent years to include vocational education and training (VET) courses (Chiswell et al forthcoming). While VET in schools programs were established primarily to address the needs of Year 11 and 12 students, there has been an unexpected interest and participation by adults in these programs in Tasmanian rural schools. This suggests that the
Key concepts: Vocational education, Lifelong learning, Training (meteorology), Pedagogy, Community education, Perception, Sociology, Medical education