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Learner-centred teaching in technical and vocational education and training: perspectives and reviews of six Asia-Pacific Countries

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Extensive prior research explores how to develop good TVET systems. However, while a learner-centred pedagogy is promoted in primary, secondary and higher education systems, there is limited information on how to implement the specificities of this pedagogy in TVET institutions, especially in Asia-Pacific. To address this gap and to support the preparation of its 2022–2024 work plan, the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Regional Bureau for Education implemented a study on learner-centred TVET teaching in Asia-Pacific from June to September 2021.The first part of this study was a literature review of TVET teaching and learner-centred approaches in Europe and Asia-Pacific that showed that a learner-centred approach is based on students’ participation, engagement, and autonomy that supports their professional development and assimilation. Then the situation in six selected countries (China, Republic of Korea, Samoa, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Uzbekistan) was analysed. Each country report followed the same research framework, including the application of a gender lens, and provided examples of cases and situations corresponding to components and criteria defined in this study for a learner-centred TVET pedagogy.The proposed concept of learner-centred TVET teaching is outlined in Table 1:Table 1: Proposed Learner-centred TVT teaching conceptInputThree components for TVET teaching situationsNational policies supporting learner-centred TVET teaching and providing autonomy to the institution.Engagement and participation of learners through various learning situations.Autonomy of learners on content and method of learning with teachers’ guidance and support.Outcome-based activities that integrate skills and knowledge to prepare for a professional life.Curriculum based on competencies/learning outcomes that integrate core and functional knowledge and skills.A culture supporting two-way communication between teachers and students, as well as collective activities.Teachers trained on learner-centred approaches during pre-service and in-service teacher training.A variety of teaching materials integrating digital technologies.Learner-centred Teaching in Technical and Vocational Education and Training: Perspectives and Reviews of Six Asia-Pacific Countries8

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Skills and the Future of Work: Strategies for Inclusive Growth in Asia and the Pacific Skills for Employment

Asia and the Pacific is a vast and diverse region that is undergoing rapid and significant change in its economies and the work that people do. By connecting the themes of 'skills', 'the future of work and 'inclusive growth, the book pushes the boundaries beyond the conventional areas of policy discussion. It examines how skills policy can be relevant not only to the rapidly changing world of work but also to the need for social inclusion. While continuous effort is needed to strengthen the system of skills provision, the book highlights the need for a future strategy to address not only 'what skills' and 'who gets access to training' but also whether and how these skills are having an impact on creating better employment and business outcomes. This requires greater appreciation of the demand side of skills and addressing skills issues in the context of, or in conjunction with, the evolving context of work.
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Webinar on Transversal Competencies & their Assessment: Perspectives from Asia-Pacific

Webinar held 20 April 2017, hosted at 10am from Bangkok, Thailand Organized by the NEQMAP Secretariat at UNESCO BACKGROUND: Our ever-changing world require
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Transversal Competencies and their Assessment: Perspectives from the Asia-Pacific

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In today’s world, there is a growing sense that the real purpose of education is not only to produce learners who are literate and numerate. Instead, the complex times in which we live make additional, more crucial demands on our education systems: that they facilitate the holistic development of our young people such that they are creative, resourceful, self-disciplined, adept at collaborating with others, appreciative of diversity, able to resolve conflicts and contribute peacefully to democratic societies.

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Asia-Pacific region. School-to-Work Transition Information Bases

A school-to-work (STW) information base refers to a set of policies and practices for collecting information about the skills needed by employers and about the types of employment found by TVET graduates.
This booklet analyzes the information system supporting school-to-work transition in selected countries in the Asia-Pacific region.
http://www.unescobkk.org/fileadmin/user_upload/epr/TVET/School-to-Work_Final31May2012_01.pdf

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Learner-centred teaching in technical and vocational education and training: perspectives and reviews of six Asia-Pacific Countries

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UNESCO Digital Library
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Poster. Technical and Vocational Education and Training in Asia-Pacific

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Transversal Competencies and their Assessment: Perspectives from the Asia-Pacific

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In today’s world, there is a growing sense that the real purpose of education is not only to produce learners who are literate and numerate.  Instead, the complex times in which we live make additional, more crucial demands on our education systems: that they facilitate the holistic development of our young people such that they are creative, resourceful, self-disciplined, adept at collaborating with others, appreciative of diversity, able to resolve conflicts and contribute peacefully to democratic societies.
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Asia-Pacific Region. The impact of economic crisis on higher education

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The case studies concurred that the impact of the global economic crisis on higher education was not as severe as anticipated. In some countries, public investment on education has increased as a result of various stimulus packages. This, in part, can be attributed to the countries’ recognition of higher education’s potential contribution to economic growth.
http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0021/002171/217144e.pdf

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Asia-Pacific regional guide to equivalency programmes

Learning begins at birth or even at the pre-natal stage and continues throughout an individual’s life, through formal, non-formal and informal methods.

Recognising this, a number of countries in Asia and the Pacific have established Non-Formal Education (NFE) systems that are linked to formal education through the use of Equivalency Programmes (EPs). Learners are often given the flexibility to move between formal and non-formal channels of education at primary level, secondary level, and beyond.

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