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National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER)

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NCVER
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Apprentices and trainees: early trend estimates 2014, September quarter


Presents early estimates of apprentice and trainee commencements for the September quarter 2014. Introduction This publication presents early estimates of apprentice and trainee commencements for the September quarter 2014. Indicative information about this quarter is presented here; the most recent figures are estimated, taking into account reporting lags that occur at the time of data...
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Readiness to meet demand for skills: a study of five growth industries


Overview: This study considers issues pertinent to ensuring the Australian education and training system can respond to emerging skills demand in the following industries: food and agriculture; biotechnology and pharmaceuticals; advanced manufacturing; mining equipment, technology and services; and oil and gas. The report finds a widening gap between education and skills demand and highlights the...
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Apprentices and trainees 2014: March quarter


Introduction: This publication presents estimates of apprentice and trainee activity in Australia for the March quarter 2014. The figures in this publication are derived from the National Apprentice and Trainee Collection no.80 (June 2014 estimates). The most recent figures in this publication are estimated (those for training activity from the September quarter 2012 to the...
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A differentiated model for tertiary education: past ideas, contemporary policy and future possibilities


Using history as a policy tool, this report looks back at the binary system as well as its demise with the Dawkins reforms of the late 1980s to uncover the lessons learned. Summary: Australia’s education system has undergone many changes over the past 50 years — and it will continue to do so as governments...
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Do schools influence student engagement in the high school years?


The report looks at whether school characteristics can influence the emotional and cognitive engagement of 15-year-olds with school. It finds that at age 15 school characteristics, such as school sector and demographics, resourcing, competition and academic orientation, school leadership and teacher quality, and overall school climate, have very little impact on engagement levels. School characteristics...

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