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In depth study on vocational education and training in Tajikistan

The European Training Foundation, in agreement with the European Commission, has undertaken a series of in depth reviews of the labour markets in the Western Balkan countries with the aim to contribute to a better understanding of their functioning and identify areas for further work in the fields of employment policy and education and training reform. The present study focuses on Montenegro.

A condensed description of the present state of vocational education and training, an anlysis of its main challenges and the main changes after 1998.

The situation regarding VET systems, links between VET and the labour market and future challenges for VET reform.

The situation regarding VET systems, links between VET and the labour market and future challenges for VET reform.

A condensed description of the present state of vocational education and training, an anlysis of its main challenges and the main changes after 1998.

A condensed description of the present state of vocational education and training, an anlysis of its main challenges and the main changes after 1998

A general picture of education and training in Georgia for the years 1999 - 2000.

The situation regarding vocational education and training (VET) systems, links between VET and the labour market and future challenges for VET reform.

The situation regarding VET systems, links between VET and the labour market and future challenges for VET reform.

The tracer study aims at identifying employability and paths to and in employment of VET graduates. The survey was carried out in the urban zones of Baku and Sumgait in the period December 2004-mid February 2005.

The publication follows a meeting jointly organised by Céreq and ETF in March 2004. The meeting gathered experts from France, eastern Europe and central Asia. The French experience on social partnership in initial vocational education and training is presented in the report together with interventions from education and employment experts from Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Uzbekistan, Russian Federation, Tajikistan and Ukraine. The original report is in French while a summary is available in Russian.