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A competency approach to developing leaders - Is this approach effective?

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This paper examines the underlying assumptions that competencybased frameworks are based upon in relation to leadership development. It examines the impetus for this framework becoming the prevailing theoretical base for developing leaders and tracks the historical path to this phenomenon. Research …

Professional competence as a benchmark for a European space of vocational education and training

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Purpose - The paper's aim is to present a critical review of the current European process of co-operation in VET with a special view to the European Qualification Framework and its competence orientation. Design/methodology/ approach - The approach reviews the official documentation and the consulta…

Evaluating progress of European vocational education and training systems: Indicators in education

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Purpose - The quality of an education system or a comparative international assessment refers more and more to quantitative parameters, i.e. "educational indicators". The paper aims to analyse the structure of several educational indicators and indicator systems and answer the question "What can edu…

The quality of procedures to assess and credit prior learning: Implications for design

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The ever-changing requirements of working life require individuals to develop their competencies throughout their life cycle. This lifelong learning paradigm requires a renewed vision concerning assessment in which, besides formal learning, informal and non-formal learning experiences are also recog…

Negotiating accommodations so that work-based education facilitates career development for youth with disabilities

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Workers with disabilities are entitled to have their individual needs accommodated in a way that allows them to perform the essential duties of their job. However, adults with disabilities are often lacking in career development and are ill-prepared to negotiate workplace accommodations. This has le…

Understanding the heat - Mentoring: A model for nurturing culinary talent

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What is the role of work-placement mentoring in nurturing the next generation of Culinarians in order to improve the culinary profession? Is fear and intimidation acceptable in a professional kitchen? What is meant by professional kitchen? Can the reasons behind the high levels of staff turnover in …

Social capital: Second edition

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The term 'social capital' is a way of defining the intangible resources of community, shared values and trust upon which we draw in daily life. It has achieved considerable international currency across the social sciences through the very different work of Pierre Bourdieu in France and James Colema…

Work Transitions

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Individuals make choices in, and adjust to, a world of work that is often a moving target. Because work is so central to human functioning, and transitions in and out of work can have major mental health repercussions, the authors argue that applied psychologists in health services need to understan…

Personal epistemologies and older workers

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This paper evaluates the need and prospects for older workers to develop and deploy effective and critical personal epistemologies in order to maintain workplace competence, successfully negotiate work transitions and secure ontological security in their working life. Furthermore, it addresses diffe…

Determining the effectiveness of practical training for students of universities of technology in Taiwan: Empirical findings using a structural equation model

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The main purpose of technical and vocational education is to cultivate personnel who have both theoretical knowledge and practical experience. The practical training experience should help students focus on their career choices. Therefore, this study surveyed the students who participated in the int…