Gateways Lifelong Learning in TVET for a Viable Future of Bangladesh
2011, 7(2), pp.119-136
Publisher : Institute of Distance Education
Research Area : Education
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Procurement, production and proper utilization of ‘high-tech’ is a major concern for the developing country like Bangladesh. Till now there have no learning center which can provide the continuing technical awareness and precaution among the community in Bangladesh. Most of the consumers and the stakeholders of the country are working every moment with modern amenities without academic ‘know-how’. Thus, the article focuses on Lifelong Learning fasten with TVET perspective. It promotes the view that TVET canister to play a central role within any learning initiatives. The objective of the article is therefore to present the claim that Lifelong Learning Centers must have the relation with TVET framework to enable an effective interaction among the communities. The literature-based methodology used to prepare this article for analysis the main issues covered. The idea that the article generated is not the country specific. Moreover, it will helpful as it needs for some other countries where TVET involved uttering the newness of technical inventions in the scientific society.
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