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CEET is the only centre for the economics of education and training in Australia. A well established research centre, its structure is unique involving two faculties at Monash University -- Education and Business & Economics -- and the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER).
CEET's structure allows team research with a wide disciplinary mix and access to an array of different networks of researchers, policy makers and practioners. Find out more About CEET.
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CEET 13th National Conference 2009 Theme: Education and training in an era of economic uncertainty Friday 30 October 2009, Ascot House, Ascot Vale, Melbourne
Presentations
Recent publications and reports on the CEET website
- Burke, G, McKenzie, P, Shah, C, Keating, J, Vickers, A, Fearnside, R & Bateman, A 2009 'Mapping Qualifications Frameworks across APEC Economies' Report for Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)
- A Stocktake of Social Inclusion in VET and Higher Education, Fran Ferrier, Michael Long & Sue North
- Reviews of Vocational Education and Training Research in Australian 2008-09, Sue North & Fran Ferrier
- The value of the intellectual capital created by The Learning Federation digital curriculum content initiative, Fran Ferrier & Michael Long
- The returns to jurisdictions from their participation in The Learning Federation and options for future funding, Michael Long, Sue North & Gerald Burke
- Feasibility study - Establishing a national centre for pedagogy, John Loughran, Amanda Berry, Allie Clemans, Greg Lancaster and Michael Long
- How young indigenous people are faring, Key indicators 1996-2006, Michael Long
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Working papers
66. Shah, C 2009, Determinants of job separation and occupational mobility in Australia
Seminars
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April 11, 2008 - The German "transition system": the role of full-time vocational schools, Thomas Deissinger, University of Konstanz, Germany
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