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Tour Guiding Training and Qualification Programs in Jordan: An Analytical Study

Article
The travel and tourism sector is dynamic and constantly changing. The success of the tourism industry depends on training and certification programs for tour guides because they enhance professionalism, service quality, cultural awareness, sustainable tourism, the local economy, and the perception o…

Labour, religious identity, and social mobility in medieval Iberia: child and youth labour in Valencia’s converso community (fifteenth century)

Article
This article explores the role of child and youth labour within the converso community of Valencia in the first half of the fifteenth century, a period marked by economic necessity and legal frameworks that shaped social mobility. Through an analysis of 267 contractes d’afermament—formal agreements …

Towards a humanising vocational pedagogy: reframing work integrated learning practices in a South African TVET college

Article
This article examines how Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) lecturers in a South African college conceptualise a humanising pedagogy within Work Integrated Learning (WIL) practices. Against a backdrop of high youth unemployment and persistent skills mismatches, the study conside…

TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY EDUCATION: Progress, Challenges, and Prospects

Book
Worldwide, the tourism and hospitality industry has been expanding quickly over the past two decades as a result of globalization. The role of tourism and hospitality education at colleges, universities, and vocational schools plays a critical role in achieving excellence in the tourism industry. In…

Enhancing grade 9 teachers’ geometric thinking through Van Hiele theory-based geoboard workshops: A reflective study

Article Open Access
Mathematics teachers in Namibia struggle to use geoboards when teaching geometry using the levels of the Van Hiele theory of geometric thinking. This research investigated how grade 9 mathematics teachers interacted, participated, and learnt or didn’t learn during intervention workshops on the Van H…

Formalization of Concepts of Information and Diversity in Computer Science

Conference paper
Recently, a strict working definition of information in computer science was proposed. Information is understood as a selected subset in relation to the original set of elements (alternatives, states, outcomes, etc.); in the general case, the selected subset can be fuzzy. The purpose of this study i…

Enrichment strategies for teaching Filipino gifted learners

Article
This study provides a comprehensive and critical examination of various enrichment strategies for gifted learners, specifically contextualized within the unique educational and sociocultural landscape of the Philippines. The primary purpose of this research is to systematically analyze the efficacy …

Problem and project based learning (PBL) within an online engineering module: an examination of student teamwork satisfaction and attitudes

Article
As online learning environments become increasingly popular within engineering education, practitioners and researchers seek to enhance teaching and learning by better understanding the factors influencing students’ perceptions. This study aims to explore some of these factors by employing a multi-m…

From classroom to career: enhancing employability through authentic learning in HRM

Article
This article investigates the impact of authentic learning on student employability within postgraduate Human Resource Management (HRM) programme in New Zealand. Focusing on a consultancy project course at a large New Zealand university, the study examines how work-integrated learning, as a form of …

The influence of skill-based hiring on job performance in the banking sector: The mediating role of continuous learning

Article Open Access
Orientation: Banks aiming to enhance human resources and achieve optimal job performance increasingly need to adopt non-traditional recruitment approaches, particularly skill-based hiring, as a strategic alternative to traditional experience- and qualification-based practices. Research purpose: This…