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(Ervitt et al, 1994)The creation and use of partnerships in an effective manner can be furthered through adequate training and development tactics even when there is no incident.... The paper deals with partnership building for social capital utilisation in the context of sustainable development in East London.... It presents the impact of sustainable development on the physical environment and socio-economic structure in the East of London including South East London....
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The government has realised the importance of vocational training and the availability of diverse pathways for students to choose what specifically suited their style and approach as careers.... Stasz and Wright (2005, p8) state that, "vocational learning is identified as an important way to attract more young people to continue into some form of post-compulsory education and training and gain the skills the economy needs".... By the mid 1980s there were thousands of different qualifications available which were largely unrelated and which were not required to fit into any kind of national framework....
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Ship management although made specific must be deemed as still part of business management (Werhane,1999) For the purpose therefore of answering the question, efforts were exerted to focus on those closest to ship management business.... It could thus be said that any development in the transportation industry could affect the social responsibilities (Massie, 1987) of those in the maritime industry which will also affect the social responsibilities of these in ship management business....
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In current rapidly changing time creativity, uninterrupted action learning, "perpetual" education, expansion, and manifold intellect development are often vigorously underlined in ongoing transformations generally in realm of learning in and considered as the major components for well-founded development of learners, and even of citizens in the scope of globalization, knowledge-directed economy, and IT.... Thus, educationalist and policy-makers of many countries take into consideration how to modify education in general and make future generations ready for facing different kinds of challenges....
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From the paper "Interventions of the uk government in Sports Policy" it is clear that generally speaking, political ideologies have an impact on modern sports because the policies which mark governmental involvement in sports are supported by ideologies.... In fact, after World War I, the state has found more reasons to become directly involved in sports because sports have been valued as a good way for the military to be physically fit (Houlihan, 2002).... Although this is no longer a popular reason for state involvement in sports, it cannot be denied that the military reason for physical fitness and training has become an important policy in sports development from the 1920s until 1980s (Houlihan, 2002)....
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Nations are rooting for its development.... In the UK, the body charged with the development of this new system of research is the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence.... Strong promotion of the use of research evidence to underpin public health policy is currently ongoing.... It is slowly but surely taking over from the evidence based medicine policy.... In this regard, a government should not focus only on intervention's average effects for it is likely to miss important differences....
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The term Vocational education and training (VET) originates from the content and purpose of the training.... However, this definition may not fit the current educational dimension that is characterised by university education that also prepares individuals for the workforce under specific professions.... 6
VET helps to match individual skills with labour force and existing market needs, equips individuals with lower levels of education with developed skills that can enable them fit into the expanding global economy that has introduced competition among countries....
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ncreasingly, industry experts are supporting the notion that universities today are losing their clarity of vision and are moving away from their true purpose.... However, these institutes are not at all compromising on their tuition fees, which are increasing exponentially as the government is adamant about decreasing its funding to this industry.... The researcher will conclude by giving a future perspective of this industry, basing his opinion on the current trends found in this industry....
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