Springer, 2018. — 382 p. — (Technical and Vocational Education and Training: Issues, Concerns and Prospects 29). — ISBN: 978-981-10-8856-8.
The key interest of this edited book is in integration of students’ learning experiences across vocational education institutions and workplace settings. This is nowadays a central aspect of vocational education within universities, technical and vocational institutes, upper secondary schools and enterprise-based training environments. Such educational goals came about, and have been driven by transnational organisations and governmental decisions, in response to a changing world of work, unemployment, global workforce mobility and a new economy – all acknowledging risks and uncertainties.
Provision and Integration of Work Experiences Within Vocational EducationIntegration Between School and Work: Developments, Conceptions and Applications
Student Readiness and the Integration of Experiences in Practice and Education Settings
Work Experience and VET: Insights from the Connective Typology and the Recontextualisation Model
Varieties of “Duality”: Work-Based Learning and Vocational Education in International Comparative Research
Integrating Work Experiences Within Vocational Education: Empirical CasesIntegration of Learning in Educational Institutions and Workplaces: An Australian Case Study
Learner Agency and the Negotiation of Practice
Integration for Holistic Development of Apprentices’ Competences in Finland
Variations in Implementing the Dual VET System: Perspectives of Students, Teachers, and Trainers in the Certified Trades in Iceland
Work-Integrated Learning in Aotearoa/New Zealand: Diversity, Biculturalism and Industry-Led
Even Better than the Real Thing: Practice-Based Learning and Vocational Thresholds at Work
ePortfolios as Hybrid Learning Arenas in Vocational Education and Training
Development of Vocational Skills Through Integration of Practical Training Periods in School Based Vocational Education in Norway
Spaces and Spaces ‘In Between’ – Relations Through Pedagogical Tools and Learning
Workplace Learning for School-Based Apprenticeships: Tripartite Conversations as a Boundary-Crossing Tool
Integration Between School and Work: Changes and Challenges in the Swedish VET 1970–2011
Success Factors for Fostering the Connection Between Learning in School and at the Workplace: The Voice of Swiss VET Actors
Concepts, Purposes and Practices of Integration Across National Curriculum
Considerations for the Integration of Students’ Experiences