Apprenticeship training curriculum: examining its negotiated design and the ensuing effects on learner engagement
Warren Guest
Abstract:Apprenticeship training has a long and successful history in Australia. However, despite our best efforts to provide a modernised and flexible vocational curriculum, apprentice learners are leaving their training in ever-increasing numbers. Hence, there is a need to undertake a detailed study of apprenticeship training and the Vocational Education and Training (VET) curriculum which informs its practice. In this dissertation, I investigate the decision-making processes of VET curriculum design from its concept… Show more
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