Article 2020

Adult community education: Australian environmental scan

Australian Journal of Adult Learning
Journal · Vol. 60 · Issue 2 · pp. 268-351
Abstract

Executive summary Adult community Education (ACE) is a recognisable education sector that offers accessible lifelong learning opportunities that are learnercentred and needs based. The Australian ACE scan profiles the sector in terms of its programs, features and provider types. The scan outlines ACE program participants, outcomes and the policy areas they support. It also explores the challenges facing the sector in terms of sustainability. This scan builds on the work completed in Adult Learning Australia’s previous ACE scans (2014; 2015; 2016a; 2017). Comprehensive analysis of ACE is impacted by the lack of complete data on all of the work that ACE does. However, this report provides a contemporary profile of the sector through desktop research and analysis of existing data. © 2020, Adult Learning Australia. All rights reserved.

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Adult Learning Australia, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
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References 10 References
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2 Ace in Australia A Snapshot of the Status and Role of the Not for Profit Adult and Community Education Sector in 2015, (2015)
3 Australian Ace Environmental Scan Research Project 2016, (2016)
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5 Australian Ace Environmental Scan 2017 Update, (2017)
6 Community and Further Education Board, (2008)
7 Adult Literacy and Life Skills Survey, (2008)
8 Work Related Training and Adult Learning Australia, (2017)
9 Labour Mobility Australia, (2013)
10 What is Amsa, (2011)
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  • EID 2-s2.0-85091905108
  • Language English