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Learning Institutions
Colleges
and technical institutes are dynamic institutions constantly
changing to meet the economic and social needs of the
communities they serve. Their uniqueness lies in their
combination of employer-centred curricula within extremely
comprehensive learning institutions which respond to national
economic policy.
Significant
features of Canadian colleges are:
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business/industry
linkages, including training contracts as revenue-producing
activities;
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technical
and vocational teacher and trainer training;
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industry-based
curriculum development;
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co-operative
education programs;
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institutional
management development; and
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integrated
human resource development planning for industry at the
regional and local levels. |
As
the learning needs of our society changes, Canada's colleges
and institutes will be at the forefront, providing leadership
for future social and economic development.
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