TBC
Professor Stephanie Matseleng Allais, Director of the Centre for Researching Education and Labour, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, SA.
Professor Alison Wolf, Baroness Wolf of Dulwich, Sir Roy Griffiths, Professor of Public Sector Management, King’s College, London, UK.
Call for Papers
The JVET Conference Committee invites contributions to our successful biennial international conference. This meeting has provided a lively and critical forum for debates concerning all aspects of vocational education and training and developments in work and learning since 1995. This call for papers is, therefore, open to all contributions that seek to enrich this field of inquiry. For 2019, the Committee is interested in the following themes, though this list should not be seen as prescriptive or exhaustive:
- The impact of changes in work on VET
- The impact of global economic change on VET
- Inclusion and exclusion in VET
- VET and sustainability
- Vocational knowledge
- Higher VET
- VET pedagogy
- The changing institutional context of VET
- Hybrid VET qualifications and programmes
- Comparative studies of VET
- Policy making in VET
- Curriculum and assessment policies and practices in VET
The conference will include a stream on teaching and teachers in technical and vocational education and further education. We invite submissions on teacher development and preparation, continuing professional development, challenges in teaching in vocational education and other issues associated with teaching and teachers in technical and vocational education.
In addition to paper presentations, the Conference Committee have identified space in the programme for up to two symposia, and would welcome proposals related to the conference themes.
For paper presentations, please submit a 400-word abstract, and, for symposia, please submit a 600-word proposal including the names and affiliations of participants, by 31 January 2019 here
Instructions on how to register with EasyChair and submit your abstract are below.
Student Bursaries
The Committee is pleased to offer again up to 5 bursaries in the form of Full Conference Weekend Packages. These will cover the costs of attending the conference, all meals, and accommodation. Applications for bursaries are invited from doctoral students who are close to completion, or from those who have recently (within two years) been awarded their doctorates. Applicants should submit a 1,000-word abstract by 31 January 2019 to: jvetcon@jvet.co.uk
Decisions about abstracts and bursary applications will be notified by 28 February 2019.
Please address inquiries about the conference to jvetcon@jvet.co.uk
Guide To Registering an Abstract for JVET 2019 using EasyChair
- If you are not already registered with EasyChair you will need to set up an account before you can submit a paper to the conference. To set up and account please open this link and follow EasyChair’s account set up process. Remember to take note of your Username and Password.
- If you already have an account but have forgotten your password, please follow EasyChair’s process for re-setting your password before proceeding to the next step.
- Once you have your account details please follow the link to submit your abstract.
If you have difficulties once logged in submitting your paper please refer to the EasyChair guide on Submissions.
For any other problems with your EasyChair account please in the first instance refer to EasyChair’s FAQ website.
If you are still having difficulties please send an e-mail to the Conference team at: jvetcon@jvet.co.uk