... in the global market. Another important part of internal vocational training takes place within the departments of the companies. This means that the apprentices work, for example, in the production plant, the service department, or an office. In the department, apprentices are assisted by coaches. In 1993...

...Catherine Fletcher A comparison of state‐regulated provision of continuing vocational training in France with the voluntarist British model highlights Britain′s poor record in the 1980s and 1990s. The widespread well‐financed training culture in France contrasts with piecemeal provision in Britain...

...Dave Simmonds Vocational Training in Europe and the effectiveness of the European Social Fund are examined and recommendations made for ensuring that funds allocated to the UK by continental partners in the EC are wisely prioritised in channelling them into the necessary training areas...