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Getting the right skills is worth it! People who have a VET qualification are less likely to be overskilled and are just as happy as university graduates. More

Credit transfer: From rhetoric to reality It takes more than good policy to ensure that vocational learning gets recognised. More VET in Schools now integral VET in Schools programs offer a greater range of options for students, with over 40% taking part. More Introducing the 2010 NCVER Community of Practice scholarship recipients Novice researchers explore topics such as e-learning and disadvantaged youth in regional Tasmania. More Tradies and professionals: Working out the differences How do the lives of tradespeople and professionals compare, and what are the implications for the labour market? More Education improves the odds for people with disabilities VET increases the chances of employment for people with a disability. More How efficient are TAFEs? A new report looks at why some TAFE institutes work more efficiently than others. More Help to create the new AVETMIS Standard NCVER invites you to review the AVETMIS Standard. More Demystifying the National VET Data Strategy and Total VET Activity Project NCVER is playing a lead role in the new national VET data strategy. More Counting the numbers An update of NCVER’s statistical collections. More VET in schools: A UK perspective Kate Shoesmith, Senior Manager at The City & Guilds Centre for Skills Development, gives us her take on VET in schools in the UK. More	New look NCVER website heralds improved online services Find out how to be the first to get the latest information from NCVER. More Dates for your diary NCVER’s upcoming events are ones to look out for. More VOCED highlights VOCED is the NCVER/UNESCO research database for technical vocational education and training. VOCED Highlights presents a selection of the latest additions to the VOCED database. Go to www.voced.edu.au/highlights/index.html to view the latest issue. Recent publication releases More Recent podcast releases More

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