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National Centre for Vocational Education (NCVER)

National Centre for Vocational Education (NCVER). Research priorities: 2010 and beyond. NCVER consultation process. Consultation to determine a new set of priorities for VET (and combined tertiary sector?) from 2010 Discussion paper available from NCVER website: http://www.ncver.edu.au

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National Centre for Vocational Education (NCVER)

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  1. National Centre for Vocational Education (NCVER) Research priorities: 2010 and beyond

  2. NCVER consultation process • Consultation to determine a new set of priorities for VET (and combined tertiary sector?) from 2010 • Discussion paper available from NCVER website: http://www.ncver.edu.au • Blog established: http://futureresearch.pbworks.com • Public forum Melbourne – 5 Feb 2010 • TAFE NSW will provide a combined response • Final date for feedback: Friday 18 December 2009

  3. Where have we been? Current NCVER research priorities • Growing the labour supply • Motivating individuals to participate in VET • Sustaining a skills base through apprenticeships and traineeships • Enhancing the productive capacity of enterprises • Enabling VET providers to compete effectively

  4. Current NCVER research activity • Four leading research centres (Melbourne University, University of Sydney, ANU and UNISA) are addressing 3 of 5 priorities • Open tenders • Commissioned research • Priority 5 attracted little interest through tenders – NCVER commissioned 6 essays on the topic • Longitudinal Survey of Australian Youth (LSAY)

  5. Possible research themes • The implications of the economic downturn for education and training • Social considerations • Demographic change • Technology and innovation • Sustainability • Supply-side pushes • Social inclusion • Reforms in the education and training system • Internationalisation • Teaching and learning

  6. What areas should NCVER focus its research effort on from 2010?

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