Symposium on comparative public training policy
By: ASTHON, David
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Contributor(s): SUNG,Johnny | TURBIN, Jill.
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ArticlePublisher: 2000International Journal of training and development 4, 1, p. 8-25Abstract: This article builds on earlier attempts to develop a conceptual framework for the comparative analysis of training and skill formation systems. Following a critical review of previous approaches, the article identifies the main underlying relationships which shape national systems of skill formation. We identify four such 'models' of the skill formation process. These models show how such a framework can help us understand why societies have different approaches to the provision of educaiton, training and skill formation and why there are significant differences in government policies towards training as they at tempt to respond to the challenges of globalisation
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This article builds on earlier attempts to develop a conceptual framework for the comparative analysis of training and skill formation systems. Following a critical review of previous approaches, the article identifies the main underlying relationships which shape national systems of skill formation. We identify four such 'models' of the skill formation process. These models show how such a framework can help us understand why societies have different approaches to the provision of educaiton, training and skill formation and why there are significant differences in government policies towards training as they at tempt to respond to the challenges of globalisation
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