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Learning through Indigenous business: The role of vocational education and training in Indigenous enterprise and community development

Item:
1572
Title:
Learning through Indigenous business: The role of vocational education and training in Indigenous enterprise and community development
Authors:
Kate Flamsteed, Barry Golding
Publication date: 
27 July 2005
Type:
Research report
Themes:
Students and individuals > Learner groups > General
Industry and employers > Small business > General
Students and individuals > Learner groups > Indigenous students
VET in context > Social issues > General
ISBN:
1 920896 55 4 print; 1 920896 56 2 web

This report explores the ways in which Indigenous Australians are learning through enterprise and small business development. It reveals that this learning will be more effective if it takes into account that Indigenous experience differs by location, with remote areas offering a significant challenge. Learning through Indigenous business is most effective where learning is tied to earning; the content is customised; it is carried out in parallel to real work; and is put into practice through employment in commercial business.

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