Thailand - Secondary Education for Employment (Vol. 1 of 2) : Policy Note
The study aims at assisting the
Government in undertaking an evaluation of the system of
secondary education, and skills development, in order to
plan the many complex decisions, and future international
finance assistance in the sector. The objectives of the
study are to determine general employment trends, including
a sampling of employer views on skill development; to
evaluate the cost effectiveness, and quality of present
academic, and vocational secondary education; and, to
develop alternative scenarios for expansion of secondary
education. Chapter 1 provides an overview of the changing
Thai economy, and documents the growing importance of
education, and skills for global competitiveness. An
overview of labor market trends, and human capital
development demonstrates the under-education of
Thailand's labor force, thus reinforcing the need for
high-quality education, and training for demand-driven
skills development. Chapter 2 presents the factors
motivating change in the system of education, and, examines
the market forces driving the need for reform, and, argues
the needs of the private sector rival those of most
developed countries. Chapters 3 and 4, discusses the
principles, and implications of governance, and
administration, while arguing that certain principles,
including attention to market forces, should guide policy
decision-making. Chapter 5 stresses on the quality of
education outcomes, by setting performance standards,
assessing student, teacher, and school performance, and,
harnessing technology to support education, and learning
development, while Chapter 6, examines the cost implications
of the reform program. The background papers look beyond
schooling, examining the actual recruitment of workers in
this increasing global economy.
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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: |
World Bank |
Language: | English en_US |
Published: |
Washington, DC
2001-08
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Subjects: | SECONDARY EDUCATION,
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES,
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS,
GLOBAL MARKET,
POVERTY REDUCTION,
SKILLS INVENTORIES,
LABOR DEMAND FORECASTING,
LABOR MARKET CHARACTERISTICS,
HUMAN CAPITAL FORMATION,
GOVERNANCE APPROACH,
EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION,
POLICY REFORM,
EDUCATIONAL REFORM,
PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS,
QUALITY OF EDUCATION,
ACCESS TO EDUCATION,
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS,
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT,
TEACHER CERTIFICATION,
SCHOOL QUALITY,
CONSULTATION WITH MEMBERS,
COST EFFECTIVENESS,
EDUCATIONAL FINANCING ACHIEVEMENT,
ACHIEVEMENTS,
ADAPTATION,
ADDITION,
ADULT LITERACY,
AGED,
BASIC EDUCATION,
CALL,
COMPULSORY EDUCATION,
CURRICULUM,
DECENTRALIZATION,
DELIVERY MECHANISMS,
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES,
DIPLOMAS,
DONOR AGENCIES,
ECONOMIC GROWTH,
EDUCATION DELIVERY,
EDUCATION ENROLLMENTS,
EDUCATION OUTCOMES,
EDUCATION REFORM,
EDUCATION SECTOR,
EDUCATION SYSTEM,
EDUCATIONAL ACCESS,
EDUCATIONAL LEVELS,
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES,
EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES,
EDUCATIONAL POLICY,
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES,
EDUCATORS,
EMPLOYMENT,
ENROLLMENT,
ENROLLMENT RATE,
ENROLLMENT RATES,
ENROLLMENT RATIO,
FAMILIES,
FORMAL EDUCATION,
GENERAL SECONDARY EDUCATION,
GIRLS,
GROSS ENROLLMENT,
GROSS ENROLLMENT RATIOS,
HIGH COSTS,
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT,
INCOME LEVELS,
INNOVATION,
INVESTMENT IN EDUCATION,
KEY ROLE,
LABOR FORCE,
LABOR MARKET,
LEADERSHIP,
LEARNING,
LEVEL OF EDUCATION,
LEVELS OF EDUCATION,
LITERACY,
LOCAL AUTHORITIES,
LOCAL EDUCATION,
MATHEMATICS,
NATIONAL EDUCATION,
NATIONAL GOALS,
OCCUPATIONS,
PARENTS,
PARITY,
PARTNERSHIP,
PER CAPITA INCOME,
PER CAPITA INCOME GROWTH,
POLICY DEVELOPMENT,
POPULATION GROWTH,
PRIMARY EDUCATION,
PRIMARY ENROLLMENT,
PRIVATE SECTOR,
QUALITY EDUCATION,
QUALITY OF LIFE,
RATES OF RETURN,
READING,
RETIREMENT,
SCHOOL ENROLLMENTS,
SCHOOL PERFORMANCE,
SCHOOLING,
SCHOOLS,
SECONDARY ENROLLMENT,
SECONDARY LEVEL,
SECONDARY SCHOOLS,
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT,
STRATEGIC PLANNING,
TEACHER,
TEACHER DEVELOPMENT,
TEACHER TRAINING,
TEACHERS,
TEACHING,
TEACHING PERSONNEL,
TECHNICAL TRAINING,
TERTIARY EDUCATION,
UNIVERSAL PRIMARY EDUCATION,
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION,
WORKERS,
YOUTH, |
Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2001/08/1561448/thailand-secondary-education-employment-vol-1-2-policy-note
https://hdl.handle.net/10986/15502
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