Education at a Glance 2007: Country Profile for Canada

Paradigm. A model of something or a very clear and typical example of something – a set of assumptions, concepts, values, and practices - that constitutes a way of viewing reality

La formation professionnelle: une formation pour les classes inférieures de la population Or, si dans les premières lois cantonales concernant la formation professionnelle

Because under the Technical and Vocational Training Act federal funds had paid up to three-quarters of vocational education programs’ cost, part of the campaign involved

Because of the largely universal enrolment at the primary and lower secondary levels of education in OECD countries, and the high participation rates in upper secondary

He referred to the last meeting of OECD ministers of education where strong political support for lifelong learning was expressed and where three themes were explored: the gaps

Gurria listed some of the solutions to these issues as follows: better data on VET in different countries; strong models of well functioning VET systems; better understanding

In ten OECD countries (Canada, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Sweden and the United States), the educational attainment of females aged 25 to 64

Student support systems are well developed and mostly accommodate the needs of the entire student population with a proportion of public subsidies in total public expenditure