Recurrent EducationSelma J. Mushkin National Institute of Education, 1974 - 347 страница Conference report on educational policy issues, options, objectives and trends with regard to continuing education in the USA - includes a selected bibliography pp. 321 to 338, references and statistical tables. Conference held in georgetown 1973 mar. |
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A. H. Halsey achieve adult education aggregate demand American areas benefit-cost ratio benefits borrowers career cation centers continuing education costs Council of Europe countries courses credits current education degree demand earnings economic educa educational activities educational institutions educational leave Educational Opportunity educational system effective employers employment enrolled EOBA equality equity existing experience financing formal funds goals graduates groups high school higher education increase individual industry inequality interest labor market learning loan manpower ment Meritocracy motivation occupational OECD Opportunity Bank option organizations participation patterns payment percent period persons portunities possible postsecondary education postwork education potential present problem public library question recurrent education programs relatively relevant repayment skills social social equality society specific strategy structure Sweden system of recurrent tion tional trade unions traditional tuition unions vocational women workers
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