Distance Plus Workplace Learning: Solution to Global Skills Development
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2020-11-12Abstract
Delivered by Terry Neal, Education Specialist: Technical and Vocational Skills Development (TVSD), Commonwealth of Learning at the New Zealand Vocational Education Research Forum on Thursday 12 November, 2020. Terry’s presentation Distance plus workplace learning: Solution to global skills development introduces the rationale for COL’s Skills in Demand model and shares progress to date on implementing four projects in Africa and the Pacific.
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