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Exploring the social and economic impacts of adult and community education

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Item:915
Title:Exploring the social and economic impacts of adult and community education
Authors:Elisa-Rose Birch, Peter Kenyon, Paul Koshy, Nick Wills-Johnson
Publication date: 14 February 2003
Publication type:Research report
Theme:VET in context > Cross-sectoral issues > ACE/VET
ISBN:1 74096 119 6 print; 1 74096 120 X web

This report summarises the findings of an exploratory study to measure the impact of adult and community education (ACE) on the Australian economy. It includes a profile of the sector, a description of the non-quantifiable benefits that ACE provides to its teachers and an approach to estimating the economic impact, based on the costs and benefits that can be measured.

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