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Journal for Critical Education Policy Studies

Published by Institute for Education Policy Studies • ISSN: 20510969

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How did vocational students become an economic interest? Media representation of Hungarian VET

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Neoliberalism is becoming more dominant in education internationally. In Hungary, the marketisation of education is well illustrated by the government's 'Vocational Training in the Service of the Economy' development concept and the amendment of the vocational law. My main question is how the capita…

The reproduction of social inequality through education: The case of vocational high schools in Turkey

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The main purpose of this qualitative-phenomenological study is to examine vocational high schools in Turkey within the context of social inequality. Using criterion sampling technique, fourteen teachers working in vocational high schools participated in a semi-structured interview. The obtained data…

Learning to be precarious - The transition of young people from school into precarious work in Germany

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The integration of young adults into the labor market is a challenge for every society. Because Germany survived the current crisis quite well and youth unemployment rate is more or less stable, the German apprenticeship-system, Duale Ausbildung, became a kind of new role model in Europe. In this ar…