VOCATIONAL PROGRAMMES
Vocational training, also known as vocational education and training (VET), is a type of education that teaches practical skills and knowledge for a specific trade, job, or craft. - Vocational training focuses on procedural knowledge and practical skills, rather than theoretical knowledge.
- The goal of vocational training is to prepare students for a career in their chosen field.
- Vocational training can take place in a variety of formats, including specialized courses, apprenticeships, or on-the-job training.
- Vocational training courses can range from a few days or weeks to two or more years.
- Vocational training can be a viable alternative to traditional college education, and can offer advantages such as shorter duration, cost-effectiveness, and more hands-on experience.
- Some common jobs or trades that require vocational training include welding, plumbing, carpentry, electrical repair, automotive repair, culinary arts, hospitality, cosmetology, and health care.
Vocational training, also known as vocational education and training (VET), is a type of education that teaches practical skills and knowledge for a specific trade, job, or craft.
- Vocational training focuses on procedural knowledge and practical skills, rather than theoretical knowledge.
- The goal of vocational training is to prepare students for a career in their chosen field.
- Vocational training can take place in a variety of formats, including specialized courses, apprenticeships, or on-the-job training.
- Vocational training courses can range from a few days or weeks to two or more years.
- Vocational training can be a viable alternative to traditional college education, and can offer advantages such as shorter duration, cost-effectiveness, and more hands-on experience.
- Some common jobs or trades that require vocational training include welding, plumbing, carpentry, electrical repair, automotive repair, culinary arts, hospitality, cosmetology, and health care.