ERIC ED109447: Postsecondary Technical Education and the Energy Cri... | |
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The energy problem affects virtually every wage earner in | |
America and cries out for increased involvement by | |
vocational and technical educators. A recent study by the | |
National Planning Association points up the need to | |
project future manpower demands in energy and energy- | |
related industries so that the country's educational and | |
training institutions can provide the mix of graduates to | |
match future needs. Educators also share the awesome | |
responsibility for an advocacy role to maintain the | |
culture. What appears to be needed in schools and | |
colleges, at this moment in history, is a bold new | |
approach for meeting the energy problem head-on. If the | |
two-year postsecondary institutions, both public and | |
private, are to make their greatest contribution during | |
this period of limited energy resources, they must not | |
only help prepare the thousands of technicians and | |
skilled persons for the energy fields, but they must | |
assist in the process of changing attitudes. Colleges | |
must tune in to the shifting job opportunities evolving | |
as a direct result of the changing focus in the energy | |
fields. Only an informed network of postsecondary schools | |
and colleges can be expected to provide a graduate mix | |
that will match the real needs of future energy and | |
energy-related industries. (Author/PR) | |
Date Published: 2022-07-28 09:49:35 | |
Identifier: ERIC_ED109447 | |
Item Size: 8699140 | |
Language: english | |
Media Type: texts | |
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