St Mary's University Handout 2 - Audit of Occupational Skills for Teaching the Diploma
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This document outlines the skills required for teaching the Diploma, including having knowledge of normal workplace practices and specialist language in the vocational sector. Teachers must be able to work effectively with local employers, support work experience, help students relate classroom learning to work practices, demonstrate vocational skills, work with partners to deliver the program, and have knowledge of entry-level job requirements in the vocational field.
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