Global labour market, global VET

In a landscape of unprecedented global competition,
fast-changing technology, global regulatory standards,
increasingly mobile populations, and the constant
generation of new jobs and skills sets, the entry of
new elements into VET – new forms of VET provision
and qualification – comes as no surprise. Vocational
education and training (VET) is no longer the exclusive
territory of national systems. New players have come into the field – international sectoral bodies, multilateral
agencies, multinational companies – changing the
way skills are delivered, acquired and assessed.

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