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SUPPORT DOCUMENTHigher education in TAFE: Support documentLESSA WheelahanGavin MoodieStephen BilletAnn KellyGRIFFITH UniversityThis document was produ JVO 6 - Monograph - 5 SEJA JVO final_long-1uced by the authors based on their research for the report Higher education in TAFE, and is an added resource for further information. The report is available on NCVER’S website:JVO 6 - Monograph - 5 SEJA JVO final_long-1
responsibility of the authorls).© Commonwealth of Australia, 2009This work has been produced by the National Centre for Vocational Education Research SUPPORT DOCUMENTHigher education in TAFE: Support documentLESSA WheelahanGavin MoodieStephen BilletAnn KellyGRIFFITH UniversityThis document was produ JVO 6 - Monograph - 5 SEJA JVO final_long-1n. Science and Thaining. Apart from any use permittedunder the Copyright Act 1968. no part of this publication may be rep'Oduced by any process Without written pe-misston Requests should be meae to NCVER2Higher Education in TAFE supporting documentOverviewLiterature reviewContents453Higher education JVO 6 - Monograph - 5 SEJA JVO final_long-1 in TAFE Support documentOverviewThis is the support document for Higher education in TAFE and Higher education in TAFE: An issues paper (both availabJVO 6 - Monograph - 5 SEJA JVO final_long-1
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revisits the definition of mixed-sector institutions that we have used in this project and the way they are differentiated from single-sector and dualSUPPORT DOCUMENTHigher education in TAFE: Support documentLESSA WheelahanGavin MoodieStephen BilletAnn KellyGRIFFITH UniversityThis document was produ JVO 6 - Monograph - 5 SEJA JVO final_long-1 countries and the way they have been constituted as a consequence of tertiary education policies. Next, it outlines a framework to analyse the development of learning cultures within mixed-sector institutions, and this is then applied to an analysis institutional, staff and student identities. The JVO 6 - Monograph - 5 SEJA JVO final_long-1next two sections consider the institutional contexts for navigating students' transitions and students' experiences of these transitions. The conclusJVO 6 - Monograph - 5 SEJA JVO final_long-1
ion suggests ways in which provision of higher education in TAFE can be supported so that it opens rather than limits opportunities for students.The fSUPPORT DOCUMENTHigher education in TAFE: Support documentLESSA WheelahanGavin MoodieStephen BilletAnn KellyGRIFFITH UniversityThis document was produ JVO 6 - Monograph - 5 SEJA JVO final_long-1her education provision and for providing access to higher education for students from disadvantaged backgrounds. However, such provision develops within and is structured by a highly stratified system of tertiary education. Consequently, while the growth of this provision may offer new opportunitie JVO 6 - Monograph - 5 SEJA JVO final_long-1s for students, it may also contribute to the further differentiation and stratification of higher education. The review concludes by identifying issuJVO 6 - Monograph - 5 SEJA JVO final_long-1
es arising from the literature that affect higher education in TAFE in Australia.What are mixed-sector institutions?There are ten TAFE institutes in fSUPPORT DOCUMENTHigher education in TAFE: Support documentLESSA WheelahanGavin MoodieStephen BilletAnn KellyGRIFFITH UniversityThis document was produ JVO 6 - Monograph - 5 SEJA JVO final_long-1a. We have called these TAFEs mixed-sector institutions because most of their student load is in vocational education and training (VET) and they have a small amount of higher education provision as well. A TAFE, university or private educational provider can be a mixed-sector institution. The focus JVO 6 - Monograph - 5 SEJA JVO final_long-1 of this project is on mixed-sector TAFE institutes that offer degrees and associate degrees. Associate degrees are 'short-cycle' two-year higher educJVO 6 - Monograph - 5 SEJA JVO final_long-1
ationWheelahan et al.5SUPPORT DOCUMENTHigher education in TAFE: Support documentLESSA WheelahanGavin MoodieStephen BilletAnn KellyGRIFFITH UniversityThis document was produSUPPORT DOCUMENTHigher education in TAFE: Support documentLESSA WheelahanGavin MoodieStephen BilletAnn KellyGRIFFITH UniversityThis document was produGọi ngay
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