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Author: Clemens Romijn
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Published: 1999
Total Pages: 62
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DOWNLOAD EBOOK →Recoge: 1. Background information - 2. Initial vocational training - 3. Continuing vocational training - 4. Training for the unemployed - 5. Future trends and perspectives.
Author: Leon Römkens
Publisher:
Published: 1994
Total Pages: 100
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DOWNLOAD EBOOK →The structure, history, objectives, and delivery of vocational education in the Netherlands were characterized through a review of existing documents explaining/regulating the Dutch vocational system and input from representatives of government, business, and labor. Vocational education was discussed within the context of the Dutch political and administrative structure, population and labor force, economy, and educational system as a whole, and its development was traced from the integration of vocational education into secondary education in 1968. Initial training and the training of employees and employers in the Netherlands were detailed along with the legislative and financial framework of vocational education. Employment trends and the present/future position of various target groups and vocational education's present and likely future were outlined. The following were among the policy dilemmas identified: tension between substantial growth in participation in higher forms of education and the improvement of success rates; special needs of late developers and dropouts; need to determine the optimum blend of government control and independence; and conflicting demands for higher levels of vocational education and limits on public spending. (Contains 28 tables/figures. Appended are the following: a list of acronyms/abbreviations; names/addresses of 20 agencies/organizations and social partners; a 14-item bibliography; and glossary.) (MN)
Author: G. Kraayvanger
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Published: 1990
Total Pages: 158
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DOWNLOAD EBOOK →A study was conducted to document and analyze the financing flows and flows of people in adult vocational education in the Netherlands. The study sought to determine the following: (1) the activities geared to adult vocational education; (2) the flows of people into and out of adult vocational education; and (3) the financial flows, the allocation of funds, and the financial instruments. The study reported very preliminary findings only because of time constraints and the extremely complex nature of vocational education in the Netherlands. Some of the findings were as follows: (1) adult vocational education is still in the developmental stages; (2) new legislation on vocational education is still in preparation; and (3) data on content and finances are too fragmented to present a general picture. The study found that despite the growing interest in adult vocational education, the money spent on it in the Netherlands is modest compared to other European Economic Community states. The study discovered that from 1980 to 1985 participation in adult education increasingly became an activity for young people (aged 16 to 24), men, employees, and the better educated. It also found that larger firms are more likely to provide training than smaller firms. The study recommended that more attention be paid to training older workers, since there will soon be fewer young workers. (Appendices include technical data on the study, examples of financial and labor market policy instruments, the questionnaire for a survey of company training programs, and data tables. There are 36 references.) (KC)
Author: G. Kraayvanger
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Published: 1990
Total Pages: 0
ISBN-13: 9789282522134
DOWNLOAD EBOOK →Author: G. M. G. Spronk
Publisher: Berlin : CEDEFOP, European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training
Published: 1986
Total Pages: 72
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DOWNLOAD EBOOK →This annotated bibliography about vocational training in the Netherlands is organized in 10 sections that cover the following topics: (1) literature on the vocational training system; (2) literature regarding developments and ideas of the government regarding vocational training; (3) legislative literature; (4) the upper secondary education; (5) transition from school to work; (6) education and training for unemployed youth/youth unemployment; (7) vocational training for adults; (8) vocational training for special groups (persons with disabilities, migrants, women); (9) technological developments; and (10) training for teachers vocational training. Citations contain title, author, publication information, and an abstract. (KC)
Author: Vladimir Gasskov
Publisher: International Labour Organization
Published: 1994
Total Pages: 164
ISBN-13: 9789221091882
DOWNLOAD EBOOK →There is growing interest worldwide in reforming national systems of financing technical and vocational education and training (TVET). Based on examples of countries and industries with innovative arrangements, this book covers many new practices, both successful and unsuccessful: public funding schemes, tax incentives and co-financing. It should be of particular interest to policy-makers wishing to make better decisions on funding TVET.
Author: Uwe Grünewald
Publisher: Bertelsmann(DE)
Published: 1998
Total Pages: 244
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DOWNLOAD EBOOK →This document contains papers from an international project in which models of financing the continuing vocational training (CVT) in Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, and Norway were identified and examined. The following are among the papers included: "Important Results of the LEONARDO-Project (contributions by all project-partners)"; "Structure and Development of the Project" (D. Moraal); "Training Leave as a Precondition for an Integrated Labour Market and Qualification Policy" (D. Moraal); "The Role of the Social Partners and the State Authorities in Financing the Continuing Vocational Training Measures for the Employed and Unemployed" (U. Grunewald); "The Experiences of a Staff Member of the 'Centre for Vocational Training and Promotion of Economic Performance' with Three Workshops, Where Questions of Financing the Continuing Vocational Training Were Discussed" (T. Hintz); "The Experiences of the Representatives of the 'Development Agency Agriculture and Forestry' with Two Workshops, Where Questions of Financing the Continuing Vocational Training Were Discussed" (T. Hentschel, B. Riemer); "Job-Rotation--A New Instrument for the Employment and Qualification Policies in Germany" (B. Uhrig); "Reflections and Open Questions--Inspired by the Danish Experiences with the Financing of the Continuing Vocational Training for Employed and Unemployed" (J.H. Soerensen); "Historical Review of a Case, Which Used Job-Rotation in the Enterprise-'Fibertex'" (J.H. Soerensen); "Proposal for a Reform of the General and Continuing Vocational Training of Adults in Norway" (I. Eidskrem); "Elements of the Norwegian Labour Market Politics" (S. Festoe); "Conclusions--Considerations and Points for the Further Discussion" (B. Hovels, G. Kraayvanger); "Experiences of a Representative of the Dutch OVP-Fund, with Three Workshops, Where Questions of Financing the Continuing Vocational Training Were Discussed" (T. Seip); "Experiences of a Representative of the Dutch OOM-Fund with Three Workshops, Where Questions of Financing the Continuing Vocational Training Were Discussed" (P. Den Hollander); "Description of the National Financing System of CVT and FTU in Germany" (U. Grunewald, D. Moraal); "The Center for Vocational Training and Promotion of Economic Performance Simmerath" (U. Grunewald, T. Hintz); "Financing Model of the Development Agency for Agriculture and Forestry (FLF)/Qualification Fund for Agriculture and Forestry (QLF)" (T. Hentschel); "Description of the National Financing System of CVT and FTU in Denmark" (K. Olesen); "Financing Models of CVT and FTU in Denmark" (K. Olesen); "Description of the National Financing System of CVT and FTU in Norway" (I. Eidskrem); "National Financing System of CVT and FTU in the Netherlands" (B. Hovels, G. Kraayvanger); and "Financing Models of CVT and FTU in the Netherlands" (W. Boonstra, B. Hovels, G. Kraayvanger). (Forty tables/figures are included.) (MN)
