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The Labour Market Relevance Of Secondary Schooling: Perspectives From Year 12 School Leavers Who Do Not Enrol In Higher Education, Phil Mckenzie, Katrina Alford, Lyn Robinson, Suzanne Mellor, K.K. Navaratnam
The Labour Market Relevance Of Secondary Schooling: Perspectives From Year 12 School Leavers Who Do Not Enrol In Higher Education, Phil Mckenzie, Katrina Alford, Lyn Robinson, Suzanne Mellor, K.K. Navaratnam
Dr Phillip McKenzie
This study was intended to help answer the questions: How is secondary schooling viewed by the increasing numbers of young people who complete Year 12 but who do not enter higher education? and, Is senior secondary schooling relevant to those who move straight from Year 12 to employment, or to study in TAFE colleges? The study documents the post-school experiences of recent Year 12 school leavers who have not enrolled in higher education, and analyses their views on the labour market relevance of secondary schooling. These experiences and views are discussed in the context of linkages between education and the …
Size, Costs, Curriculum In Secondary Schools, Phil Mckenzie
Size, Costs, Curriculum In Secondary Schools, Phil Mckenzie
Dr Phillip McKenzie
No abstract provided.
Education And Employment Scenarios For Youth During The 1990s, Phil Mckenzie
Education And Employment Scenarios For Youth During The 1990s, Phil Mckenzie
Dr Phillip McKenzie
No abstract provided.
Resource Allocation In Disadvantaged Secondary Schools, Phil Mckenzie
Resource Allocation In Disadvantaged Secondary Schools, Phil Mckenzie
Dr Phillip McKenzie
This paper analyses resource allocation patterns in Victorian government secondary schools that are classified as disadvantaged in terms of the student population that they enrol
Information Needs For Decision Making At The School Level, Phil Mckenzie
Information Needs For Decision Making At The School Level, Phil Mckenzie
Dr Phillip McKenzie
No abstract provided.