This week we share ‘An additional method for the grading of teachers in further education’ by A.S. Danchev (1954).
www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1...
Vol 6. Issue 13.
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@jvetjournal.bsky.socialThis week we share ‘An additional method for the grading of teachers in further education’ by A.S. Danchev (1954).
www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1...
Vol 6. Issue 13.
@vetpapers.bsky.social📄 New in Journal of Vocational Education & Training [Q1]:
“Ecologically constrained teacher agency in Chinese vocational education: navigating stratified school systems while supporting student moti…”
👤 A. Patzak, X. Zhang
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#VET #VocationalEducation #AcademicSky #OpenAccess #JVET
@vetpapers.bsky.social📄 New in Journal of Vocational Education & Training [Q1]:
“Why the ‘capabilities approach’ is not helpful for researching vocational education and training”
👤 Stephanie Allais
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#VET #VocationalEducation #AcademicSky #OpenAccess #JVET
@jvetjournal.bsky.socialGreat event today at the JVET Early Career Researcher (ECR) Day Conference 2026, held at the University of Glasgow on Monday 5 October.
@jvetjournal.bsky.socialThis week we ask do cross‑cutting competences actually boost employability, or does regional context still dominate outcomes?
@jvetjournal.bsky.socialThis week we share ‘ Some problems in the education of apprentices: 2. Craft training for apprentices’ by R.L. Wilkinson (1954).
www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1...
Vol 6. Issue 12.
@vetpapers.bsky.social📄 New in Journal of Vocational Education & Training [Q1]:
“Why the capabilities approach has some value in vocational education research”
👤 Leesa Wheelahan
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@jvetjournal.bsky.socialEach Tuesday, we will signpost you to new texts available in the JVET journal.
This week we share ‘From school to work: enhancing cross-cutting competences in vocational education outcomes’ by Vladimír Baláž & Dušana Dokupilová (2026).
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
#NewTextTuesdays #JVET
@jvetjournal.bsky.socialThis week we ask what happens to VET when its stewards rely on cartographic metaphors to govern the sector from a distance?
@vetpapers.bsky.social📄 New in Journal of Vocational Education & Training [Q1]:
“Local development and differentiated governance of skill formation: a comparative study of vocational education in three Chinese counties”
👤 Xufeng Zou
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#VET #VocationalEducation #AcademicSky #OpenAccess #JVET
@jvetjournal.bsky.socialThis week we share ‘Some problems in the education of apprentices:
1. The part of the Technical College in the practical training of apprentices’ by F.C. Jones (1954).
www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1...
Vol 6. Issue 12.
@jvetjournal.bsky.socialEach Tuesday, we will signpost you to new texts available in the JVET journal.
This week we share ‘Cadastral VET: cartographic and architectural legibility’ by Don Zoellner (2026).
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
@jvetjournal.bsky.socialThis week we ask does the history of apprenticeship look different when we focus on apprentices’ actions instead of institutions?
@jvetjournal.bsky.socialConference Post 2027
Dates for your diary!
JVET CONFERENCE 2027
Following the success of our last conference, the team is busy planning the next conference, which will take place on 15 - 17 July 2027 in Oxford.
Please hold the date - we will provide more details soon!
@jvetjournal.bsky.socialThis week we share ‘The Comprehensive School and its relation to vocational training’ by S.W.B. Watson (1954).
www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1...
Vol 6. Issue 12.
@vetpapers.bsky.social📄 New in Journal of Vocational Education & Training [Q1]:
“Policy theatre and transnational VET: institutional misalignment in Australia-India skills engagement”
👤 Brigid Freeman, Nidhi S. Sabharwal
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#VET #VocationalEducation #AcademicSky #OpenAccess #JVET
@jvetjournal.bsky.socialEach Tuesday, we will signpost you to new texts available in the JVET journal.
This week we share ‘Small acts of resistance: runaway apprentices and the hidden history of German apprenticeship (1810–1920)’ by Christoph Porcher (2026).
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
@jvetjournal.bsky.socialThis week we ask do training agencies help open apprenticeship doors for disadvantaged youth, or only when labour shortages make it easier?
@jvetjournal.bsky.socialEach Thursday, we will be digging into the JVET archive and sharing a journal, conference, or research highlight from the past 75 years.
This week we share ‘The teaching of sheet metalwork’ by R. Smith (1954).
www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1...
Vol 6. Issue 12.
@jvetjournal.bsky.socialMissed the celebration of the 250th edition of JVET?
You can now catch up with the event recordings and hear from leading voices in vocational education and training.
Access the recording via the JVET website: jvet.co.uk
