VET in FE: A Way Forward
Re-cap In the previous article on FE News, ‘Vocational education and training (VET) in FE: A question of ‘divide and rule’?’, segregation of the FE…
Vocational Qualifications
What are vocational qualifications?
Vocational qualifications prepare students for a particular job or career field and are characterised by their practical nature. In contrast to more academic programs such as A-levels, these qualifications integrate both theoretical and hands-on learning, often incorporating work experience into the curriculum.
What are some examples?
- Construction
- Healthcare
- Childcare
- Animal care
- Mechanics
- Plumbing
- Social care
Why are they important?
Vocational qualifications provide learners with essential skills enhancing their employability and supporting their personal development. For the economy, it not only reduces the skills gap but also encourages business stability and growth.
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