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The educational and vocational development of college students by Alexander W Astin, 1969
Educational program for share our wealth society: government assumes the cost and burden to guarantee college, professional, and vocational education to all students. by Huey P Long, 1935
Curriculum Development in Vocational and Technical Education: Planning, Content, and Implementation (5th Edition) by Curtis R. Finch, John R. Crunkilton, 1998-10-08
Book of Majors 2010 (College Board Book of Majors) by The College Board, 2009-07-07
The Essential College Professor: A Practical Guide to an Academic Career (Wiley Desktop Editions) by Jeffrey Buller, 2009-12-21
Making a Difference College Guide 4ED (Making a Difference College & Graduate Guide: Outstanding Colleges to Help You Make a Better World) by Miriam Weinstein, 1995-09
A Guide to College Programs in Hospitality and Tourism (5th ed) by Restaurant and Institutional Education Council on Hotel, 1997-07
Success Without College: Why Your Child May Not Have to Go to College Right Now--and May Not Have to Go At All by Linda Lee, 2001-03-20
So You Want to Be a College Professor? by William Hayes, 2003-07
Vocational Interest Patterns: A Developmental Study of a Group of College Women by M. Irene Wightwick, 1974-06
First Time in the College Classroom: A Guide for Teaching Assistants, Instructors, and New Professors at All Colleges and Universities by Mary Clement, 2010-07-16
The College Board Book of Majors: First Edition (College Board Index of Majors and Graduate Degrees) by The College Board, 2004-08-16
Making the transition from college to the world of work.: An article from: The Black Collegian by Chris B. Bardwell, 1997-02-01
College Grad Seeks Future: Turning Your Talents, Strengths, and Passions into the Perfect Career by Howard R. Greene, Matthew W. Greene, 2010-05-11

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Vocational Education
Many technical and vocational colleges have a tradition for cooperating withcolleges abroad. A special PIU scheme (training on placement abroad) makes it
http://www.workindenmark.dk/Vocational_education/0/4/0

Extractions: Sitemap ebst.dk danish Search About this site Contact Sitemap Front page ... Language and culture Denmarks well-developed vocational training system is appreciated internationally. A total of 41% of an age cohort complete vocational education and training. The training is based on a system alternating between theoretical instruction in a college and practical training on placement. The purpose of vocational education and training is both to qualify young people to work in a trade and to establish a basis for further education at the same time. The training is also meant to contribute to the personal and social development of the student. Admission to vocational education and training requires that mandatory basic schooling has been completed in accordance with the Primary School Act, which normally means 9 years of school attendance. The teaching is free of charge. The education is of 2-5 years duration and once finished, students have full qualifications as skilled workmen. The principle of alternating practical training and theoretical instruction characterizes the Danish system and comprises one of the strengths of the education system. The modern system is a developed version of the original training of apprentices, where the trainee would be bound apprentice to a master. Another characteristical feature of the system is its coherent and flexible nature, which makes it possible to transfer credits and change between the different branches along the way.
Vocational Education
Denmarks welldeveloped vocational training system is appreciated theoreticalpart of the education takes place in technical and vocational colleges,
http://www.workindenmark.dk/Vocational_education/0/1/0

Extractions: Sitemap ebst.dk danish Search About this site Contact Sitemap Front page ... Language and culture Denmarks well-developed vocational training system is appreciated internationally. A total of 41% of an age cohort complete vocational education and training. The training is based on a system alternating between theoretical instruction in a college and practical training on placement. The purpose of vocational education and training is both to qualify young people to work in a trade and to establish a basis for further education at the same time. The training is also meant to contribute to the personal and social development of the student. Admission to vocational education and training requires that mandatory basic schooling has been completed in accordance with the Primary School Act, which normally means 9 years of school attendance. The teaching is free of charge. The education is of 2-5 years duration and once finished, students have full qualifications as skilled workmen. The principle of alternating practical training and theoretical instruction characterizes the Danish system and comprises one of the strengths of the education system. The modern system is a developed version of the original training of apprentices, where the trainee would be bound apprentice to a master. Another characteristical feature of the system is its coherent and flexible nature, which makes it possible to transfer credits and change between the different branches along the way.
U.S. Denmark Partnership For Vocational Education
In Denmark there are about 140 vocational colleges maintained by the public in the Besides vocational education programs vocational colleges offer
http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ovae/pi/usdnmrk/dksys.html

Extractions: Take our online survey Overview Contacts Offices ED Structure Offices Initiatives Publications ... Jobs Select a Topic Accountability Accreditation Arts Choice Charter Schools Early Childhood FAFSA Faith-Based Find a School High Schools History International Ed Math Reading Safe Schools Science Suppl Services Teacher Quality Technology Advanced Search About ED Offices About the Agreement Action Plan ... Links The Danish system of vocational education and training(VET) is a centralised system. All standards are laid down by the Ministry of Education in the form of regulations. These regulations are prepared by the social partners, then approved by the Ministry of Education. There is no regional level within the VET system, only the national and local level. In Denmark there are about 140 vocational colleges maintained by the public in the Danish VET system. More than 100 of these are technical and business colleges, the others include agricultural colleges and social and health care colleges
Vocational Colleges In Finland
vocational colleges in Finland Polytechnics in Finland vocational collegesfor adults Domain names in Finland The Education System of Finland
http://www.abo.fi/vocweb/finland/yrkla-e.htm
China's Vocational Universities. ERIC Digest.
Fouryear universities were permitted to establish vocational colleges withintheir own Release of the third list of 85 new vocational colleges.
http://www.ericdigests.org/2003-2/china.html

Extractions: Information Literacy Blog China's Vocational Universities. ERIC Digest. by Ding, Anning Non-traditional and non-university postsecondary institutions emerged in late 19th century and expanded rapidly around the world in the second half of the 20th century. In China these institutions are known as workers colleges, junior colleges, and two-year vocational universities (Cohen, 1993). Workers colleges are adult higher education institutions with limited programs for current employees, and junior colleges have special short-cycle programs in the technical and engineering fields (Kong and Gimmestad, 1999). The vocational university (VU) is a new type of regular institution that resembles the American community college to some extent, providing sub-baccalaureate degree programs (Williams, 1988). This review will highlight major features of the development of VUs in China since 1980, including the role of VUs in the reform of China's higher education structure, and the characteristics and issues unique to VUs. MODERNIZATION AND HIGHER EDUCATION REFORM IN CHINA Before 1980 the higher education system in China had a two-tier structure in terms of national and provincial jurisdiction. China's modernization program started in the late 1970s, and the birth of vocational universities at the city level was a consequence of the "reform and opening" policy that was part of this modernization (Dai, 1991a; Dai 1991b; Fang, 1991; Topic Research Group, 1991). In the dramatic transformation from planning economy to market-oriented economy, new industries and business boomed, and they required trained personnel to fill job positions at the intermediate level and in the localities (Cheung, 1996). Under the unified planning system, neither the national nor the provincial institutions would consider these job position needs. As a result the city governments responded to the demand by developing city VUs.
College Zone - Student Zone - 9th-12th Grade - Finding/Applying
Technical and vocational colleges prepare you for a specific trade, job or career . Community colleges may also offer technical and vocational courses.
http://www.collegezone.com/studentzone/406_542.htm

Extractions: Site Search: Search in Student Zone Parent Zone Counselor Zone FAA Zone Lender Zone Spanish Zone 6th-8th Grades 9th-12th Grades Planning Finding / Applying ... e-Messaging Sign-Up Technical and Vocational College Technical and vocational colleges prepare you for a specific trade, job or career. Generally, these colleges offer two-year programs, though some offer three- and four-year programs, as well. Likewise, most help you earn a license, certificate or associates degree ; while some may help you earn a bachelors degree Community colleges may also offer technical and vocational courses. You may be interested in earning a certificate in Web development, becoming a licensed veterinary assistant, working in the food service and hospitality industry, or learning about the latest technology in your current job. These are just a few of the many different programs offered at technical and vocational colleges. Find out which ones offer the courses that interest you.
:: Statistical Office Of The Republic Of Slovenia - Current News ::
Graduates from vocational colleges and higher education institutions, 2004 First Release Education Print Send a recommendation 18.5.2005. 1.
http://www.stat.si/eng/novice_poglej.asp?ID=560
Danish Ministry Of Education - Factsheet: Vocational Education And Training
A Danish vocational college normally offers programmes at all postcompulsorylevels of The theoretical education takes place at vocational colleges,
http://eng.uvm.dk/publications/factsheets/fact3.htm

Extractions: In Denmark, there are approx. 50 technical colleges and 50 business colleges. There are furthermore approx. 10 combined technical and business colleges. The majority of the vocational education and training programmes are offered at these colleges as well as to a limited extent at adult vocational training centres (AMU). In addition to these, there are other types of colleges offering social and health education programmes, agricultural programmes etc. A Danish vocational college normally offers programmes at all post-compulsory levels of education - from vocationally oriented general upper secondary education (hhx and htx) and vocational education and training programmes to tertiary diploma programmes of the highest standard. In addition to this, they offer all kinds of continuing education and training programmes for adults and for youth at risk. This is in fact a unique type of institution. We consider it an advantage that a student can attend the same college for his or her entire career progress. The Aims and Function of the Vocational Education and Training
HESI - Modernization Of Vocational Colleges And Schools
FAQ Contact . Higher Education Support Initiative. Modernization of VocationalColleges and Schools. Under the Modernization of vocational colleges and
http://hesi.aed.org/mvcs/

Extractions: Colleges and Schools Under the Modernization of Vocational Colleges and Schools (MVCS) component, the Academy for Educational Development will be working closely with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education to provide equipment and supplies for fourteen institutions: seven secondary vocational schools, including one for girls; two agricultural secondary schools; and five technical colleges. The aim of the project is to improve the quality of technical and vocational education by providing modern equipment and supplies. AED will provide equipment to the following workshops in these institutions: industrial electronics, electrical utilization, refrigeration and air conditioning, plumbing and central heating, communications, office equipment maintenance, computer maintenance, construction and land survey, carpentry, radio and TV, auto electronics, and sheet metal work and welding. The MVCS program will be implemented in the West Bank towns of Ramallah, Deir Dibwan, Nablus, Al- Aroub, Hebron, Dora, Jenin, and Tulkarem; and in Gaza in Khan Younis, Deir Al-Balah, Beit Hanoun, and Gaza City.
Aalborg Technical College
The international activities of Aalborg Technical College are coordinated from the The theoretical education takes place at vocational colleges,
http://www.aats.dk/home/english.phtml?menu=vet
More Than 233 Document(s) Found In Community, Vocational Colleges
Search Community, vocational colleges for, Catalogs, Using. All, State Websites,City Websites, County Regional Websites, Legislature Websites
http://find-it.wa.gov/search.asp?nb=0&as=0&tid=157
More Than 233 Document(s) Found In Community, Vocational Colleges
Search Community, vocational colleges for. test. Field, For, Using, Catalogs More Than 233 Document(s) found in Community, vocational colleges
http://find-it.wa.gov/search.asp?nb=0&as=1&tid=157
Northcentral University - Partnerships
vocational colleges, Please contact admissions at 1888-327-2877. E-mailinformation@ncu.edu Application for Admission
http://www.ncu.edu/vocational_colleges/
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Commercial and technical programmes are offered at vocational colleges. Some of the ordinary, Danish vocational colleges and upper secondary schools do
http://www.ciriusonline.dk/Default.asp?ID=702
Admission To Vocational Education And Training (VET) For Holders Of Foreign Qual
You may enter VET either at a vocational college or in the company where your Registration forms are available from vocational colleges (technical
http://www.ciriusonline.dk/default.asp?id=3615
Giving My First Lecture At Vocational College
The number of students at these vocational colleges is decreasing under the impactof a trend of fewer children. As for the General Business, eBusiness and
http://www.abic.or.jp/en/education/lecture.html

Extractions: Back to the top page Toru Sato (formerly of Itochu Corporation) I started this job out of an impure motive that I just wanted to have opportunities to come into contact with young people. I refrain from becoming to friendly to specific students because I am afraid it will be favoritism. Instead, I try to talk with them during breaks. Since the end of the school year is approaching, I look forward to going dining with Soneru, a student from Turkey, at a Turkish restaurant in Shibuya. Most students are more serious and polite than I have expected. When they had the first semester exam, I allowed students to bring the textbooks with them and have them write free essays. I was rather surprised that foreign students had much more accurate command in preparing reports in Japanese than I thought and that Japanese students used less wrong characters in their native language than I expected. However, later I have found out that they can look up right characters via cellular phone-based services. Recently, I have become more confident in teaching, and I would like to set up a system in the future to support foreign students who study seriously at vocational colleges.
ERIC Educational Reports: China's Vocational Universities
Fouryear universities were permitted to establish vocational colleges withintheir own institutions, and non-governmental institutions were also encouraged
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_pric/is_200203/ai_2738267696

Extractions: The VUs offer a wide range of more than 200 programs that are closely linked to local industry and business needs, leading to a sub-baccalaureate degree that can not be gained at a different type of institution (Topic Research Group, 1991). Some "hot" applied programs at VUs include optometry, tour guide, horticulture, industrial arts and crafts, commodity inspection and maintenance, and advanced nursing (Topic Research Group, 1991). In addition, many VUs offer non-credit programs for adult students (employees). Students The VUs enroll local high school graduates for degree programs who pay fees and commute to school. Admission is based on a nationwide entrance exam. Normally VU students have lower scores than those who are admitted into provincial and national institutions. Unlike those who attend a provincial or national institution, a job is not assigned to a VU student at graduation.
Bm:bwk - Glossary.htm
admission to technical and vocational schools and colleges is final exam attechnical and vocational colleges double qualification including standard
http://www.bmbwk.gv.at/fremdsprachig/en/schools/glossary.htm4594.xml

Extractions: Home/Accueil Search/Recherche Sitemap/Plan du Site Fremdsprachige Informationen Schools and Education glossary.htm for graduates of secondary technical and vocational schools lead to the "Reifepr¼fung"- and TVE-Exam of the respective technical and vocational college. admission to technical and vocational schools and colleges is conditional upon the successful completion of grade 8 (or 9) for graduates of the lower level of secondary academic schools and of a positive assessment in the subjects German, mathematics and modern foreign language for graduates of lower secondary schools respectively. is divided into a practical and theoretical part and consists of a written and an oral exam which may be taken at the end of apprenticeship training and is held before a committee of employee and employer representatives. provides schools and colleges with the opportunity to develop their own profiles and specific priorities, thus meeting the needs and requirements of the industry (deviation from the standard curriculum of up to 5 per cent of the overall number of lessons per week).
Bm:bwk - Secondary1.htm
Secondary technical and vocational colleges offer highquality training which Technical and vocational colleges end with a double qualification the
http://www.bmbwk.gv.at/fremdsprachig/en/schools/secondary1.htm4708.xml

Extractions: Home/Accueil Search/Recherche Sitemap/Plan du Site Fremdsprachige Informationen Schools and Education secondary1.htm Apart from broad general education the technical and vocational education sector provides students with initial technical and vocational training. Technical and vocational schools and colleges may be attended after completion of the 8th year of compulsory schooling. The main objectives of these schools and colleges are: to develop the individual student's personality, to reach a higher level of occupational mobility and flexibility, to develop the individual student's creativity, to foster critical thinking, teamwork, communication skills and social consciousness. Moreover and in compliance with the Vocational Training Act and Trade Regulations, the curricula of these schools are designed to provide students with appropriate vocational knowledge, skills and qualifications thereby giving access to legally recognized and non-legally recognized occupations. The accrediting of vocational qualifications rests with the Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and is based on the following legal foundations: Vocational Training Act [Berufsausbildungsgesetz] and Trade Regulations.
CICIC :: Private Career Colleges In Canada
Private Career and vocational colleges in Canada Lists maintained by provincialand territorial governments. Private career colleges are institutions that
http://www.cicic.ca/postsec/institutions/colleges.en.stm

Extractions: Lists maintained by provincial and territorial governments Private career colleges are institutions that are privately owned and authorized to operate as commercial enterprises for the purpose of offering private training programs after it has been established, for consumer protection purposes only, that they meet minimum financial and other requirements. They must be registered or licensed, as applicable, under provincial or territorial legislation. As potential consumers, students must take the same care and precautions when choosing a program as they would take when making any other major purchase. They do not appear in CICIC's provincial and territorial listings of recognized postsecondary institutions in Canada unless authorized to offer specific credentials (see definitions Top Subscribe to InfoCICIC , our electronic mailing list, to be notified of updates and additions to our site.

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