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Vocational education and training and innovation: Research readings

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Item:1486
Title:Vocational education and training and innovation: Research readings
Authors:Editor: Susan Dawe
Publication date: 10 November 2004
Publication type:Research summary
Themes:Teaching and learning > Teaching and learning delivery > General
VET in context > Contribution to innovation > General
VET system > VET providers > Partnerships with industry
ISBN:1 920895 72 8 print; 1 920895 73 6 web

Innovation in business, particularly across the major industries on which Australia's economy rests, requires a skilled workforce. This book of research readings explores the role Australia's vocational education and training (VET) sector can fulfill to assist business innovation. In doing so, various chapters consider the implications of innovation for Australian workers and identify the VET sector's contribution. Other chapters, based on international comparisons, evaluate elements of the national innovation system currently missing or under-emphasised. It finds VET providers have a vital role to play in the provision of training for innovative enterprises. To do so, providers must identify their strengths and build industry partnerships in these areas, which may require working more effectively across disciplines and develop more personalised arrangements for delivery.

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