Making the links explicit between a vocational course and future career skills in a disrupted world.

Marsden, Nicholas

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2017-04
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Marsden, N. (2017, April). Making the links explicit between a vocational course and future career skills in a disrupted world. Paper presented at Renovate or Rebuild? Exploring the Architecture of VET. AVETRA 20th Annual Conference, William Angliss TAFE, Melbourne, Victoria.
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Research focus UNITEC Bachelor of Applied Technology students and graduates Question: Do the courses in the Bachelor of Technology course at UNITEC NZ prepare students for future work skills?
Keywords:
New Zealand, automotive education and training, Unitec courses, Bachelor of Applied Technology (BAT), automotive students, graduate employability
ANZSRC Field of Research:
130213 Vocational Education and Training Curriculum and Pedagogy
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