Titlebook: Internationalization in Vocational Education and Training; Transnational Perspe Ly Thi Tran,Kate Dempsey Book 2017 Springer International P

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International Student Mobility and Its Impact on the Australian Private VET Sectorture as systems of human relations amongst social positions to examine how international student mobility has led to shifts in VET manager and quality assurance auditors’ perceptions and practices outside the boundaries of the education sector, particularly how private VET providers and internationa

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Teacher Professional Development Under the Impact of Internationalization in VETst the need to systemically and explicitly support substantive professional learning with regard to approaches to engaging and teaching international students. The findings in particular show teachers’ aspiration for deep and responsive capacity building and professional learning concerning three pr

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Adapting International Influences and Retaining ‘Vietnamese Character’ in VET in Vietnamion of international VET programmes and reforms. The chapter commences with an overview of government initiatives in VET as part of the current push for modernisation and the current provision of international VET programmes in Vietnam. It then explores a number of historical influences on VET in Vi

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Australian VET in China: What Has Changed?he need of the government of China to provide world-class training for its rapidly growing industrial and manufacturing sectors. The requirements and drivers of both countries have shifted since the 1990s. China has matured as a market for western style VET and is now creating its own system using g

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Korea’s Vocational Education Training Sector in a Globalized World: Current Practices and Future Plathos. The Korean Vocational Education and Training Sector has been the backbone to Korea’s sustained economic development. This is serviced by a dedicated and militant-like training system that has brought about the “chaebols,” a Korean word for the country’s main conglomerate companies whose impact

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Policy Lender and Borrower at Once: Korea’s Developments in the VET Sector and Its New Pathway to Apthat has changed its role from a former “policy recipient” as a consequence of its economic success. As a new donor, Korea is active in a variety of official development assistance projects, and since 2013, the Global Institute for Transferring Skills (GIFTS) offers international services such as te