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Private Sector Initiatives to Modernize Vocational Education. A Research Study Identifying the Involvement of Secondary Vocational Education Programs in Tennessee with Business and Industry. Research in Tennessee Secondary Vocational-Technical Education.

McNelly, Don E.; Searle, Mary Ann – 1989

A study was conducted to identify and analyze the involvement of secondary vocational education and business and industry in joint partnership agreements in Tennessee. Vocational administrators (n=94), teachers (n=53), and business and industry persons (n=22) responded to questionnaires, representing response rates of 81%, 77%, and 39%…

Descriptors: Community Programs, Cooperative Programs, Education Work Relationship, Entry Workers

Employer Ratings of Vocational Education Graduate Effectiveness. A Research Study Exploring Business and Industry Employers' Perception of the Effectiveness of Secondary Vocational Education Programs in Tennessee. Research in Tennessee Secondary Vocational-Technical Education.

Petty, Gregory C.; And Others – 1989

A study was conducted to determine the types of training and educational levels desired for entry-level employees in Tennessee and to obtain employer ratings of entry-level work skills for Tennessee vocational education graduates as compared to nonvocational education graduates. Additionally, 61 Tennessee employers identified by school districts…

Descriptors: Dropout Prevention, Dropouts, Education Work Relationship, Educational Attitudes