Apprenticeship in Washington Effective, Underutilized. Studies in Industry and Employment /

Apprenticeship in Washington [electronic resource] : Effective, Underutilized. Studies in Industry and Employment / Gary Kamimura.

Washington's apprenticeship program was compared to other programs providing preparation for employment. The following were among the items considered in the comparative analysis: gains in job-specific skill competencies; relationship of training to postprogram employment; participant satisfact...

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Main Author: Kamimura, Gary
Corporate Author: Washington (State). Employment Security Department. Labor Market and Economic Analysis Branch
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1998.
Subjects:
Adult Basic Education.
Adult Learning.
Apprenticeships.
Basic Skills.
Change Strategies.
Community Colleges.
Comparative Analysis.
Cooperative Planning.
Delivery Systems.
Education Work Relationship.
Educational Attitudes.
Educational Change.
Educational Needs.
Educational Objectives.
Educational Policy.
Employer Attitudes.
Employment Opportunities.
Employment Patterns.
Enrollment Trends.
Government School Relationship.
Job Training.
Participant Satisfaction.
Partnerships in Education.
Policy Formation.
Postsecondary Education.
Private Schools.
Program Effectiveness.
Role of Education.
Salary Wage Differentials.
School Business Relationship.
Statewide Planning.
Student Attitudes.
Student Recruitment.
Technical Institutes.
Unions.
Vocational Education.

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