NCVER - A well-skilled future

Item:	2001
Title:	A well-skilled future
Authors:	Sue Richardson, Richard Teese
Publication date:	13 June 2008
Type:	Research report
Themes:	Industry and employers > Skill shortages > General
	Industry and employers > Investment in training > General
	VET system > General
ISBN:	978 1 921412 23 3

This report is the final report - the synthesis report - from the research program, A well-skilled future: Tailoring VET to the emerging labour market. This overview draws together the key points identified across the research and integrates the conclusions from each of the five research themes to produce a coherent picture of the vocational education and training (VET) sector's role in responding to changes in the skills required by employers and the skill development needs of the workforce.

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