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Schmid, Evi; Scharnhorst, Ursula; Kammermann, Marlise – Vocations and Learning, 2021
Over the last 15 years, different countries have developed low-level vocational education and training (VET) programmes for young people who struggle to enter or complete education at upper secondary level. Switzerland introduced nationally standardised two-year initial VET programmes in 2005, Norway in 2016. Data of interviews with curriculum…
Descriptors: Apprenticeships, Foreign Countries, Vocational Education, Program Development
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Hellne-Halvorsen, Ellen Beate; Lahn, Leif Christian; Nore, Haege – Vocations and Learning, 2021
This article analyzes the writing competence of Norwegian students and apprentices in three professions: Healthcare, industrial mechanics and electricians. The research forms part of a large-scale assessment project in vocational education and training (VET). A subset of 108 written test-answers were subjected to an explorative analysis focusing…
Descriptors: Writing Skills, Competence, Apprenticeships, Vocational Education
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Sarastuen, Nora Kolkin – Vocations and Learning, 2020
The transition from occupational practitioner to vocational educator means moving from the logic of production to the logic of teaching; the purpose of knowledge changes from enhancing production to enhancing learning. This process touches issues of transmitting vocational knowledge from a workplace context to a school context; it has been…
Descriptors: Apprenticeships, Vocational Education Teachers, Professional Identity, Vocational Adjustment
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Reegård, Kaja – Vocations and Learning, 2015
The paper investigates how learning and processes of becoming are shaped and enacted in retail apprenticeship in Norway. The analysis draws upon a qualitative study of managers and apprentices in different retail sub-sectors. The empirical point of departure is managers who, more or less deliberately, throw apprentices into tasks from day one.…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Sales Occupations, Retailing, Apprenticeships