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Indigenous Australians' training experiences 2004 - First findings

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Item:	1546
Title:	Australian vocational education and training statistics: Indigenous Australians' training experiences 2004 - First findings
Authors:	NCVER
Publication date:	25 February 2005
Publication type:	Formal report
Themes:	Students and individuals > Learner groups > Indigenous students
	Students and individuals > Student achievements and outcomes > Other outcomes
	VET in context > Regional issues > General
ISBN:	1 920896 34 1 print; 1 920896 35 X web
More than 58 000 Indigenous Australians undertook some publicly funded vocational education and training (VET) in 2003. This publication presents the first findings of a national survey conducted across five different regions, which investigated Indigenous people's experiences with training. The project aimed to provide insight into two broad questions: What individual, community and economic benefits do Indigenous Australians get from training? What encourages Indigenous Australians to start and stay in training? Also provided are five brochures summarising the findings for each of the regions (major cities, inner regional, outer regional, remote and very remote), as well as further documentation about the survey itself.