First Published in 1996. The transition from school to work has always been a crucial time in the lives of young people. How and when this transition is made can have a major impact upon the sense of identity they develop, the importance they feel they have in the eyes of others, the kind of person they want to be and their view of the world in general. This book is about the nature of that transition for one small group of young people, making the journey in the new policy environment of post-Thatcherite Britain.
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This work analyzes the context of post-compulsory education through the stories of ten people entering the world of youth training in Britain. The stories are grounded in policies emphasizing individual responsibility for education and training in a market built around neutral careers guidance.
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Chapter 1 Prologue The Purpose and Structure of the Book; Chapter 2 Training Credits and the Transition to Work in Post-Thatcherite Britain; Chapter 3 Stakeholders and Training Credits; Chapter 4 Anticipations and Forced Change: Helen's Story; Chapter 5 Victim, Fool or Rebel?: Laura's Story; Chapter 6 Choice, Empowerment and Unsatisfactory Training: Elaine and Alison; Chapter 7 NVQs and On- and Off-the-Job Training: Clive and Becky; Chapter 8 General Satisfaction and Untroubled Progress: David, Peter, Sam and Frances; Chapter 9 Markets, Vouchers and Training Policy; Chapter 10 Career Decision Making and Culture in the Transition from School to Work;
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Product details
ISBN
9781853464423
Published
1996-08-01
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Weight
272 gr
Height
229 mm
Width
152 mm
Age
P, 06
Language
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Number of pages
176