Over the past several decades, the Philippines has dramatically increased the average education level of its labor force. The country has made especially significant progress in expanding access to secondary and tertiary education. As the Philippine economy continues to evolve, new jobs are being created that require new sets of skills, but the precise nature and scope of this apparent skills gap remains unclear. In this context, the standard proxy...
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تفاصيل
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2017/9/22
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المطبوعات
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120135
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2017/9/29
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Disclosed
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Developing socioemotional skills for the Philippines’ labor market
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Technical Education and Skills Development Authority