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| Title: | Young Vision: Final Report |
| Summary: | The Young Vision Project surveyed over 20,000 students across Australia in May 2002. Students in Catholic schools in SA were included seeking their opinions about school, VET and Structured Workplace Learning. |
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Document-2303
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De Nicolo, Anne (User-128, anne denicolo:DocuShare)
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| Create Date: | Monday, November 17, 2003 11:52:54 AM CST |
| Modified Date: | Friday, February 6, 2004 01:09:47 PM CST |
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De Nicolo, Anne (User-128, anne denicolo:DocuShare)
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| Expiration Date: | Sunday, December 5, 2004 12:00:00 AM CST |
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| Abstract: | - Students in Catholic schools in SA were included seeking their opinions about school, VET and Structured Workplace Learning.
- Participation in VET: Year Level, Location and Sector Differences The data suggest that VET participation is highest in Government schools, and lowest in private non-Catholic schools, a trend consistent with previous research, though with less marked differences between sectors than had been seen previously.
- Students in private non-Catholic schools, and to a lesser extent, Catholic schools, are more likely than those in Government schools, to report a focus on academic pathways as their main reason for not doing VET.
- Young People's Experience of VET The main reasons given by students for choosing to enrol in VET...
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| File name: | Young Vision Report.doc |
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| Size: | 43008 |
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