Rough seas for TAFE

The audience heard of severe cutbacks in plumbing and electro-technology courses at various colleges; that face-to-face teaching hours have been wound back, courses abandoned or transferred to online learning in the Agriculture section at Richmond TAFE; and floristry students are being forced to tra...

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Published inEducation (Sydney. 1919) Vol. 95; no. 2; p. 7
Main Author Pisani, David
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Surry Hills Copyright Agency Limited (Distributor) 17.03.2014
Subjects
Electronic Learning
Public Service
Unemployment
Youth Employment
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Summary:The audience heard of severe cutbacks in plumbing and electro-technology courses at various colleges; that face-to-face teaching hours have been wound back, courses abandoned or transferred to online learning in the Agriculture section at Richmond TAFE; and floristry students are being forced to travel further to attend courses that were once offered locally.
ISSN:0013-1156