Book chapter 2014

Reforming the work-based route: Problems and potential for change

Dearing and Beyond: 14-19 Qualifications, Frameworks and Systems
Journal · pp. 75-87
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potential for the provision of a credible work-based route for young people in the UK. In doing this, the chapter will explore the historical evolution of the work-based route, coming up-to-date with the establishment of the Modem Apprenticeship programme. Alongside a discussion of the nature and scope of the work-based route, the chapter will also examine the role and relevance of vocational qualifications. The chapter questions whether the introduction of competence-based NVQs has proved to be an appropriate strategy for ensuring that the training and development needs of young people and their employers are met. © Ann Hodgson and Ken Spours, 1997. All rights reserved.

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The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, United Kingdom
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