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The mature-aged and skill development activities: A systematic review of research - An update

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Item:1663
Title:The mature-aged and skill development activities: A systematic review of research - An update
Authors:Susan Dawe, Richard Elvins
Publication date: 17 February 2006
Publication type:Formal report
Themes:Students and individuals > Learner groups > Existing workers
Students and individuals > Learner groups > Older workers
ISBN:1 921169 69 9

A second literature search conducted in September 2005 found 37 additional studies as potential updates for NCVER's first systematic review of existing research on the mature-aged and skill development activities. Two studies were considered worthy of inclusion in this report. Their findings support the key messages of the earlier report, with an additional influence on the likelihood of skills development for the mature-aged leading to employment emerging from one of these studies.

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