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India: Preparation for the World of Work: Education System and School to Work Transition

Published by Springer Fachmedien

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A view from the outside: India’s school to work transition challenge – strengths and weakness

Book chapter
School to work transition and the preparation for the world of work are highly important aspects in India’s education and training policy (King 2012). India has a huge potential which does not only manifest itself in the growing population and the huge number of youths who stream into the education …

Company training, initial training: Initial in-company vocational training in India: Implications and challenges for Indian companies

Book chapter
While India has become a fairly significant manufacturing hub due to its industryfriendly policies, cost competitiveness and vast pool of human resources, some of the key challenges remain unaddressed. As a consequence, the full potential remains unrealised which manifests as a structural problem in…

Socio-economic impact of VET: Are students interested in joining vocational education and training in India – in the context of skilling mission in India

Book chapter
In this work – we try to understand the social desirability of vocational education and training (henceforth VET) in India. In general, it is observed that choice of VET often is a ‘second choice’ and also there is a global decline in the participation in VET. India always has a very low participati…

Higher education /university: Taking the skills march forward in India – transitioning to the world of work

Book chapter
This chapter tries to capture the changing profile of Indian higher education seekers and the system per se. It is argued that Higher Education (HE) in India needs to make a leap from education for the sake of education to education for better livelihood to education for better living to provide for…