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Vocational education

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Vocational education helps people learn a skilled job. It is also called career and technical education. Some people use the short name TVET.

TVET as a proportion of all upper secondary programmes
TVET as a proportion of all upper secondary programmes

Students learn how to do a craft. They learn how to use tools. They also learn the science behind those tools. In the past, students learned in classrooms or at job sites.

OAC Vocational Education, 1922 (5857905487)
OAC Vocational Education, 1922 (5857905487)

Now, many people learn online. This makes it easy to learn from far away.

This type of learning is very important for work. It helps young people find jobs. It also helps workers learn new skills. Technology changes very fast today. Workers must learn new ways to use new tools. This is called continuing training.

John F Ross CVI 1
John F Ross CVI 1

Some schools focus only on these jobs. Other schools mix these skills with regular classes. This helps students have more choices. Some private groups also teach these skills. This gives more people a chance to learn and grow.

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