The VECO community now operates as e-vocation through the ECEF website |
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2001: - Learning Outside the Classroom |
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2000: - Community Based Learning - UK - OH&S - Bright Futures and You! - Assessment in VET |
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1999: - Enterprising approaches to VET - PCETA webcast: online delivery - Coordinator Issues - Quality conference webcast - Flexible Delivery - C. O'Sullivan |
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1998: - Ken Price - Jim Cumming - World of Work - Anna Cutler - Program websites - Live Broadcast - Richard Laidlaw - Brigid Freeman |
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1997: - Patrick Griffin - Janelle Schloss - Mike Frost - Richard Sweet |
Online Guest - Richard Sweet
Reasons why schools and teachers should get involved in workplace learning programs
Richard wears two main hats - one as research
coordinator for Dusseldorp Skills Forum and the other as Adjunct Professor
in Vocational Education at the University of Technology Sydney.
The Introductory message below gives more of Richard's background. The other items are the messages that Richard sent to the voced-coord list over his two week period as "online guest". Together they form a collection of writings that has been proved to be a valuable resource. Other papers and reports written by Richard are also available on the DSF website.
- Introducing our first Online Guest - Richard Sweet
- VocEd: Richard Sweet (guest)
- Richard Sweet (guest) - Targets for work placements
- Richard Sweet (guest) - How employers benefit
- Richard Sweet (guest) - Benefits for students
- Richard Sweet (guest) - voc ed and university entry
- Richard Sweet (guest) - Coordinators look at quality
- Richard Sweet (guest) - what does school-to-work involve?
- Richard Sweet (guest) - Are competencies the key?
- Richard Sweet (guest) - Thank you!
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