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Title: | Challenge for vocational education and training in Hong Kong as part of the 'One Country Two Systems' philosophy | Authors: | Broadman, Derek | Issue Date: | Aug-1997 | Publisher: | Finland : Institute for Educational Research, University of Jyvaskyla | Abstract: | One of the 52 papers presented in the International Conference on Vocational Education and Training, August 24-28.1997, Helsinki, Finland. Organizer: The Union of Vocational Principal Associations in Finland. -- Text by cataloger Hong Kong stands at the threshold of a major challenge as it returns to China under the Basic Law which enshrines the philosophy of One Country Two Systems. The basis of Hong Kong's economy has evolved to an increasingly commercial and servicing centre. A vital factor has been the vocational training and technical education system which is flexible and seeks to match output of trained manpower with the economy's changing requirements. This paper outlines the historical background and the current status of vocational training and technical education. It looks forward to the positive effects that the change in sovereignty will bring which could lead to the opening up of a vast market for Hong Kong's products and expertise -- Source from VOCEDplus |
Description: | pp.107-112 In: The Challenges of the 21st Century for Vocational Education and Training. International Conference on Vocational Education and Training Proceedings (Helsinki, Finland, August 24-28, 1997) / Lasonen, Johanna, ed. (458 p.) |
Keywords: | Workforce development Vocational education and training Human resource development Technical education and training |
Subjects: | IVETA '97 | Type: | Conference Paper | ISBN: | 9513900355 |
Appears in Collections: | History |
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