1. – Sr.vice President & Co- Founder, Teamlease Services Pvt. Ltd., India.
| Received
13-May-2014 |
Accepted
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Published
13-May-2014 |
Abstract
The last twenty years of economic
reforms have demonstrated that
growth is a necessary but not
sufficient condition for sustained
poverty reduction. Sustainable
poverty reduction needs
access. Access comes from the
3Es (Education, Employability
and Employment). This paper
attempts to explore how
privatization in vocational education
can impact the quality
and scale of vocational skills
development in India. The paper
formulates tangible ideas that
will enable formulation
of scalable mechanisms in overcoming
the challenges that the
vocational training organizations
currently face. It also discusses
issues of access, quality,
efficiency and value of vocational
education across various
sectors, education qualifications
and age groups.
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