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National VET strategy - United Kingdom
The types of vocational training and education offered depend on the needs of UK employers, rather than being determined by the training providers. In December 2006 a report commissioned by government was published (The Leitch Review -'Prosperity for all in the Global Economy: World Class Skills') which increases the potential for employers to lead.
United Kingdom system
Overview of the UK system with a list of key features. Learn more.
Student operating machinery © Mat Wright
IVET
Read more about Initial Vocational Education and Training (IVET).
Lecturer draws on chalkboard. © Mat Wright
CVET
Discover more about Continuing Vocational Education and Training (CVET).
Mature student studying in library. © Mat Wright
TVET
Find out more about Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET).
Machinery being prepared for use. © Mat Wright

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