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        Education Development Challenges and Potential for Flexible and Open Learning in Tuvalu for Department of Education, Ministry of Education Youth and Sports

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        2016-03
        Abstract
        The objective was to conduct a country study on the education development challenges and potential for flexible and open learning in Tuvalu in line with the national priorities given in the national development plan Te Kageeka II. The report gives a situational analysis of Tuvalu’s policy context and education challenges particularly in relation to TVET. Various forms of TVET in Tuvalu are studied and recommendations are made as to how COL can support flexible technical and vocational skills development.
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        Raturi, Shikha

        Subject
        Technical/Vocational Education and Training (TVET)
        Policy and Legislation
        Flexible Learning
        Open Schooling
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        http://hdl.handle.net/11599/2665
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