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An entitlement to post-compulsory education: International practice and policy implications for Australia

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Item:619
Title:An entitlement to post-compulsory education: International practice and policy implications for Australia
Authors:Richard Curtain
Publication date: 10 August 2001
Publication type:Research report
Themes:VET in context > International aspects of VET > General
VET system > Policy and reform > General
ISBN:0 87397 746 7 print; 0 87397 747 5 web

This report surveys European and United States approaches to public funding for post-compulsory education. It discusses the concept of entitlement which, in this report, applies to those policies which determine allocation of government funds to the training and education needs of the individual beyond initial or basic education. The report also identifies the different underlying principles that governments use in funding post-compulsory education in Europe and USA.

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