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Thailand. Revisiting the wage effects of vocational education and training (VET) over the life cycle: The case of Thailand

Thailand. Revisiting the wage effects of vocational education and training (VET) over the life cycle: The case of Thailand | Vocational education and training - VET | Scoop.it
Highlights

Vocational educated workers receive higher wages than those with general education.


No significant differences by comparing to university graduates in science and engineering with the same years of education.


The wage premiums associated to vocational education tend to increase at older ages.


Females with tertiary vocational education are more likely to receive a higher long-term wage premium than males.


Abstract
This paper estimates the potential impact of vocational education on wage differentials between vocational and general graduates over the life cycle in Thailand, using the national Labor Force Survey (LFS) from 2017 to 2022. The returns to vocational education are analyzed at three levels of education: upper secondary, diploma, and college. The inverse-probability-weighted regression adjustment (IPWRA) method is implemented to account for non-random assignment in choosing the academic track. The results show, on average, that vocational educated workers receive higher wages than those with general education, but it has no significant differences by comparing to university graduates in science and engineering with the same years of education. Additionally, the wage premiums associated to vocational education tend to increase at older ages. The empirical evidence corroborates the crucial role of vocational education in increasing long-term earnings and the number of technical-skilled workers in the Thai labor market.
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Thailand. Vocational Education and Training in Thailand

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This review provides recommendations on how to improve access to programmes, reduce inequalities in access to high-quality institutions and programmes, make better use of skills intelligence to inform education and training policies, and engage employers in the design and delivery of vocational education and training, including work-based learning.
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Reorienting TVET Policy Towards Education for Sustainable Development

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The only way forward is through reorienting TVET policy towards Education for Sustainable Development (ESD), promoting it in all parts of education, reorienting the curriculum to integrate ESD, building the capacity of teachers, developing learning resources and multi-stakeholder partnership, and monitoring, evaluation and research. “Think globally and act locally” is a slogan which should be used for the future work of the participants to ensure a successful introduction of ESD in the society.

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Learner-centred teaching in technical and vocational education and training: perspectives and reviews of six Asia-Pacific Countries

Learner-centred teaching in technical and vocational education and training: perspectives and reviews of six Asia-Pacific Countries | Vocational education and training - VET | Scoop.it

Extensive prior research explores how to develop good TVET systems. However, while a learner-centred pedagogy is promoted in primary, secondary and higher education systems, there is limited information on how to implement the specificities of this pedagogy in TVET institutions, especially in Asia-Pacific. To address this gap and to support the preparation of its 2022–2024 work plan, the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Regional Bureau for Education implemented a study on learner-centred TVET teaching in Asia-Pacific from June to September 2021.The first part of this study was a literature review of TVET teaching and learner-centred approaches in Europe and Asia-Pacific that showed that a learner-centred approach is based on students’ participation, engagement, and autonomy that supports their professional development and assimilation. Then the situation in six selected countries (China, Republic of Korea, Samoa, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Uzbekistan) was analysed. Each country report followed the same research framework, including the application of a gender lens, and provided examples of cases and situations corresponding to components and criteria defined in this study for a learner-centred TVET pedagogy.The proposed concept of learner-centred TVET teaching is outlined in Table 1:Table 1: Proposed Learner-centred TVT teaching conceptInputThree components for TVET teaching situationsNational policies supporting learner-centred TVET teaching and providing autonomy to the institution.Engagement and participation of learners through various learning situations.Autonomy of learners on content and method of learning with teachers’ guidance and support.Outcome-based activities that integrate skills and knowledge to prepare for a professional life.Curriculum based on competencies/learning outcomes that integrate core and functional knowledge and skills.A culture supporting two-way communication between teachers and students, as well as collective activities.Teachers trained on learner-centred approaches during pre-service and in-service teacher training.A variety of teaching materials integrating digital technologies.Learner-centred Teaching in Technical and Vocational Education and Training: Perspectives and Reviews of Six Asia-Pacific Countries8

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Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines. New skills at work: Managing skills challenges 

Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines. New skills at work: Managing skills challenges  | Vocational education and training - VET | Scoop.it

The dynamic economies of Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines (ASEAN-5) boasts a growth rate of close to 5% a year despite the sluggish global economy. However, whether ASEAN-5 can grow to be significant players in the global economy will depend critically on their abilities to train workers with relevant job skills required by growth-driving industries. This challenge requires governments and employers to work together and develop coherent policies and targeted incentive structures for workers to acquire general and job-specific skills. The report provides insights and recommendations on how the ASEAN-5 countries can respond to skills challenges impacting their economies.

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Asia-Pacific Region. The impact of economic crisis on higher education

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The case studies concurred that the impact of the global economic crisis on higher education was not as severe as anticipated. In some countries, public investment on education has increased as a result of various stimulus packages. This, in part, can be attributed to the countries’ recognition of higher education’s potential contribution to economic growth.
http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0021/002171/217144e.pdf

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