Abstract
This paper compares the German and U.S. systems of career decision-making and re-training for the unemployed. Findings indicate similar issues in terms of pedagogy and the emphasis on development of systems, but differences in organizational specifics and the factors deemed to be important.
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Recommended Citation
Rose, A. D.,
&
Fleige, M.
(2014).
Making a choice? Vocational Training and Decision-Making for the
Undereducated and the Unemployed in Germany and the United States.
Adult Education Research Conference.
https://newprairiepress.org/aerc/2014/papers/75
Making a choice? Vocational Training and Decision-Making for the Undereducated and the Unemployed in Germany and the United States
This paper compares the German and U.S. systems of career decision-making and re-training for the unemployed. Findings indicate similar issues in terms of pedagogy and the emphasis on development of systems, but differences in organizational specifics and the factors deemed to be important.
