Skilling Australia : a handbook for trainers and TAFE teachers

by Laurie Field

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Guide for TAFE teachers and others involved in skills training in the private and public sectors. Discusses new approaches to planning, conducting and assessing training, as well as skill shortages and the links between skill formation and other aspects of technoculture. The author is a lecturer in the Faculty of Adult Education at University of Technology, Sydney.… (more)

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Guide for TAFE teachers and others involved in skills training in the private and public sectors. Discusses new approaches to planning, conducting and assessing training, as well as skill shortages and the links between skill formation and other aspects of technoculture. The author is a lecturer in the Faculty of Adult Education at University of Technology, Sydney.

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