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AbbreviationsUF: Acronyms

Aboriginal communityUF: Australian Aboriginal community

BT: CommunityRT: Aboriginal studiesAborigineEthnic groupIndigenous peopleRemote area

Aboriginal educationUF: Australian Aboriginal educationBT: EducationRT: Aboriginal student

Aboriginal studiesAborigineIndigenous education

Aboriginal employmentUF: Australian Aboriginal employmentBT: EmploymentRT: Aborigine

Aboriginal studentUF: Australian Aboriginal student

BT: AborigineStudentRT: Aboriginal education

Aboriginal studiesSN: Curriculum or subject area encompassing thehistory and contemporary social cultural andpolitical situation of AboriginesUF: Australian Aboriginal studiesBT: Ethnic studiesRT: Aboriginal community

Aboriginal educationAborigineMulticultural education

AborigineUF: Australian aborigineNT: Aboriginal studentRT: Aboriginal communityAboriginal educationAboriginal employmentAboriginal studies

Ethnic groupIndigenous people


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Minority groupRace relations

Absenteeism

AbstractBT: Reference materialRT: AbstractingAnnotated bibliographyIndex

AbstractingBT: DocumentationRT: AbstractAnnotated bibliographyClassification

IndexingInformation processingInformation retrievalRecords maintenance

Academic achievementUF: Academic performanceAcademic progressAcademic successEducational achievementScholastic achievement

Student achievementBT: AchievementRT: Knowledge levelMastery learningPerformanceQualificationsStudent performance

Academic curriculumUSE: Academic education

Academic degreeRT: Training course graduate

Academic educationSN: Education of an abstract and theoretical kindusually demanding a high level of academicability, often contrasted with practical oremployment-related studiesUF: Academic curriculumAcademic subjectsBT: Education

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Academic performanceUSE: Academic achievement

Academic persistenceSN: Continuance of a student in school or college

enrolmentRT: DropoutStudent retention

Academic progressUSE: Academic achievement

Academic staff evaluationUSE: Teacher evaluation

Academic subjects

USE: Academic education

Academic successUSE: Academic achievement

Accelerated courseUSE: Accelerated training

Accelerated trainingSN: A period of intensive vocational training orretraining which enables workers to obtain the

necessary qualifications in a much shorter periodthan usual in order to enter an occupation at therequired level.UF: Accelerated courseIntensive trainingBT: Vocational trainingRT: Modular training

Access to educationSN: Opportunities open usually to young people for aharmonious systematic development and cultivation

of mental abilities character knowledge andskills.BT: Educational policyRT: ArticulationEducational alternativeEducational needsEducational opportunityInformation literacyOpen entryPrior learningRecognition of prior learning

Remote areaRural student


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Training reform agenda

Access to informationNT: Information needsRT: Data protection

Freedom of informationInformationInformation disseminationInformation exchangeInformation sourceInformation userReporting system

TelefaxTelex

Accident

NT: Occupational accidentRT: Occupational safety

Accident preventionUSE: Occupational safety

AccommodationUF: LodgingNT: HotelTourist resortRT: Business tourism

Hotel industryReservation

TourismTourism developmentTouristTourist industryYouth hostel

AccountabilitySN: Being held responsible and answerable forspecified results or outcomes of an activity (over

which one has authority).UF: Educational accountabilityRT: CompetenceCompetency based trainingContractCost effectiveCost effectivenessEvaluation criteriaManagement by objectivesOrganisational objectiveOutcome of education

PerformanceProductivity


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Program effectivenessQuality controlRelevance of education

Accountant

UF: AuditorValuerBT: Professional workerRT: Accounting

AccountingUF: BookkeepingBT: Clerical workOffice work

TechnologyNT: Cost accounting

Managerial accountingRT: AccountantBookkeeperBudgetBudgetingBusiness skillCommercial educationEstimated costManagementSpreadsheet

AccreditationSN: Recognition and acceptance of the academicstandards of a course or program of study by anoutside accrediting agency association or bodysuch as an examination board or a professional andqualifying body.UF: Accreditation (course)RT: Accrediting authorityCourse evaluationQuality controlRecognition of prior learning

StandardState standard

Accreditation (course)USE: Accreditation

Accreditation of prior learningUSE: Recognition of prior learning

Accrediting associationUSE: Accrediting authority

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SN: Body that establishes standards for courses andeducational programs or for educationalprofessional or other service institutionsdetermines the extent to which standards are metand publicly announces its findings.

UF: Accrediting associationAccrediting bodyBT: Government agencyRT: AccreditationAgency roleEvaluationStandardState standard

Accrediting bodyUSE: Accrediting authority

AchievementSN: Level of attainment or proficiency in relation toa standard measure of performance or of success inbringing about a desired end.UF: Achievement levelAchievement predictionNT: Academic achievementKnowledge levelProfessional knowledgeRT: Aptitude

Attainment appraisalCompetenceCompetency based assessmentCompetency based trainingEvaluationLevel of qualificationMastery learningMotivationOccupational qualificationPerformancePerformance appraisal

Performance indicatorPerformance testProductivityQualificationsRecognition of prior learningStandardStatement of attainment

Work performance

Achievement levelUSE: Achievement

Achievement prediction


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USE: Achievement

AcousticsBT: PhysicsScience

RT: ArchitectureAudio equipment

Acquired immunodeficiency syndromeUSE: AIDS

AcquisitionsRT: Library collectionNonprint mediaPublicationPurchasing

AcronymsUSE: Abbreviations

ActUSE: Legislation

ActingBT: Theatre artsRT: Dramatic artFilm

Action learningUSE: Experiential learning

Action researchSN: Research designed to yield practical results thatare immediately applicable to a specific situationor problem.BT: ResearchRT: Evaluation techniqueResearch method

Social research

Activity analysisBT: Economic analysis

Activity learningUSE: Experiential learning

AddressUSE: Speech

Adjustment policyUSE: Structural adjustment


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Adjustment training

BT: Training

Administration

SN: Planning organising directing and controllinghuman or material resources to accomplishpredetermined goals.NT: Customs administrationEducational administrationFarm managementFinancial managementInstitutional administrationManagementManagement by objectivesMiddle management

Office managementPersonnel managementProgram administrationPublic administrationSupervision

Team managementTraining managementRT: Administrative changeAdministrative organisationAdministrative policyAdministrative principle

AdministratorAssociationBudgetingCommitteeDual systemGoverning boardManagement information systemManagement systemPlanningPlanning of trainingPolicy formation

Resource allocation

Administrative aspectSN: Use in connection with administration only anddistinguish from managerial aspects which arecovered by the descriptors MANAGEMENT PERSONNELMANAGEMENT etc.RT: Public administration

Administrative changeRT: Administration

AdministratorOrganisation development


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Administrative law

BT: Public lawRT: Public administration

Administrative organisationSN: The manner in which the authority duties andresponsibilities of administrators managers orsupervisors are structured.BT: AssociationNT: DecentralisationRT: AdministrationGoverning boardManagement systemMiddle management

Administrative policySN: Statement of an administrative body outlining theprinciples and practices to be followed withrespect to specific matters - also the fixedprocedures and practices of administration.RT: AdministrationAdministrative principle

Administrative principleBT: StandardRT: Administration

Administrative policyManagementSupervisory method

Administrative reformRT: Public administration

AdministratorBT: Government employeeNT: PrincipalSuperintendent

SupervisorVocational directorRT: AdministrationAdministrative changeEducational administrationMiddle managementProfessional workerPublic administration

Admission requirementsRT: Affirmative action

ArticulationEnrolment


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ExaminationOpen entryPrior learningRecognition of prior learningSkill

Training needsTraining participation rateTransfer policy

AdolescentUSE: Youth

AdultNT: Adult studentRT: Adult educationAdult literacy

Ageing populationParent

Adult basic educationSN: Remedial education provided for under educatedadults usually with emphasis on literacy numeracyand social skills most needed to enable them tofunction adequately within their community or toreach a specific goalBT: Adult educationRT: Adult literacy

Basic skillFunctional literacyIlliteracyLiteracyMigrant adult educationNumeracy

Adult educationSN: Supplementary instruction usually in academicsubjects undertaken on a voluntary basis tocomplement already-acquired knowledge or to

acquire new usually professionally-orientedknowledge.BT: EducationGeneral adult educationNT: Adult basic educationFormal educationInformal educationLiteracyMigrant adult educationNonformal educationParent education

TechnacyRT: Adult


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Adult educatorAdult literacyAdult studentAdult traineeCommunity education

Continuing educationContinuing vocational educationContinuing vocational trainingDistance learningEvening classHigher educationLifelong learningNational projectNumeracyPostcompulsory educationProfessional continuing education

Refresher trainingRetraining

TAFETraining allowanceWomens educationWorkplace learning

Adult educatorSN: Teacher who specialises in adult educationBT: TeacherRT: Adult education

Trainer

Adult learningSN: The art and science of helping adults learn tomake sense of and act upon their personal socialoccupational and political environment. Typicallythis involves a group of adults using theirindividual and common background to acquire newexperiences skills and knowledge.BT: Continuing educationExperiential learning

Formal educationInformal educationLearningLearning processOpen learningProfessional continuing educationStudent interestsVocational trainingRT: Adult studentFlexible deliveryIndividual development

Lifelong learningStudent centred curriculum


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Workplace learning

Adult literacySN: Ability to read and write, specifically in adultsNT: Reading

WritingRT: AdultAdult basic educationAdult educationBasic skillDaily living skillFunctional literacyIlliteracyLiteracy

Adult migrant education

USE: Migrant adult education

Adult studentUF: Mature studentBT: AdultStudentRT: Adult educationAdult learningAdult traineeContinuing educationReentry student

Adult traineeRT: Adult educationAdult studentContinuing education

Advanced courseSN: Course beyond the introductory or basic level.BT: CourseTAFE courseRT: Diploma course

Advanced manufacturing technologyBT: High technologyRT: Computer aided manufacturingManufacturingMechatronics

Advanced materialsSN: Composite materials polymers carbon glass andceramic fibres.NT: Mineral fibres

Optical fibresSynthetic fibre


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Advanced technology

USE: High technology

Advanced technology industry

USE: High technology industry

Advanced trainingBT: TrainingRT: Introductory courseSpecialist training

Advanced training institute

AdvancementUSE: Promotion

AdvertisingBT: Mass communicationPublicityRT: Commercial artMass mediaSalesman

Advertising artUSE: Commercial art

Advisory committeeUF: Advisory councilBT: CommitteeRT: ConsultantDecision makingGoverning boardNeeds assessmentPlanning commissionPolicy formation

Advisory council

USE: Advisory committee

Advisory serviceRT: ConsultantTechnical cooperation

Aerospace industryBT: Motor vehicle industryRT: Aircraft industryAircraft pilotElectromechanical technology

Engineering


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Afars and Issas TerritoryUSE: Djibouti

Affective behaviourSN: Behaviour that involves or expresses emotions

feelings or sentiments.UF: Emotional behaviourBT: BehaviourStressRT: AttitudePsychological aspect

Affirmative actionSN: Positive action taken to overcomeunder-representation of women and minority groupsin employment (including career advancement

programs) and in the makeup of post-secondarystudent bodies as compared to the composition ofthe area population.UF: Positive discriminationReverse discriminationRT: Admission requirementsDisadvantagedDiscriminationEducation discriminationEducational opportunityEmployed women

Employment opportunityEmployment practiceEqual opportunityEqual treatmentEquityMinority groupRecruitmentSelectionSex discrimination

Woman workerWomens rights

Workers rights

AfghanistanBT: Middle East

AfricaNT: East AfricaNorth AfricaSahelSouthern Africa

West Africa

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JASPA

After school tutoringUSE: Tutoring

Aged careSN: Services involved in caring for older peopleUF: Aged care servicesRT: Aged care workerAgeing populationOlder peopleResidential care

Aged care servicesUSE: Aged care

Aged care workerSN: Person who takes care of older people, includingboth professionals and non-professionalsBT: Care workerRT: Aged careResidential care worker

Ageing populationSN: The demographic trend reflecting increased lifeexpectancy and the increasing diversity of theolder population.

UF: ElderlyLife expectancyLongevityOlder adultsSeniorsBT: DemographyRT: AdultAged careLifelong learningMigrationMigration pattern

Older peopleOlder workerPopulation distributionPopulation increaseRetirementRetirement ageSocial policy

Agency functionUSE: Agency role

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BT: Institutional roleRT: Accrediting authority

Agrarian reformNT: Land reform

RT: Agrarian structure

Agrarian structureSN: Institutional framework of agricultural productionand distribution; includes land tenure systemsagricultural credit and marketing employment etc.UF: Agrarian systemRT: Agrarian reformAgricultural developmentRural development

Agrarian systemUSE: Agrarian structure

AgribusinessSN: The industries and institutions involved inproviding inputsRT: Agricultural educationAgricultural machineryAgricultural productionAgricultural supplyAgriculture

CropIndustrial enterprise

Agricultural chemical occupationRT: AgricultureChemical engineeringChemical industryChemical workerChemistryFertiliser

Agricultural collegeUF: Agricultural instituteBT: Vocational schoolRT: Agricultural educationAgricultural trainingAgricultureCollege of advanced education

TAFE college

Agricultural creditBT: Credit

Agricultural development


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BT: Economic developmentRural developmentRT: Agrarian structureAgricultural planningAgricultural policy

Agricultural economyBT: Rural economyRT: Agricultural price

Agricultural educationBT: EducationRT: AgribusinessAgricultural collegeAgricultural productionAgricultural training

AgricultureFarm management

Technical educationVocational education

Agricultural employmentBT: Rural employment

Agricultural enterpriseRT: Agricultural worker

Agricultural equipmentUF: Farm equipmentBT: EquipmentRT: Agricultural machineryAgricultural technology

Agricultural extensionRT: Agricultural trainingAgriculture

Agricultural institute

USE: Agricultural college

Agricultural labourerUSE: Agricultural worker

Agricultural machineryUF: Farm machineryBT: EquipmentMachineryNT: TractorRT: Agribusiness

Agricultural equipmentAgricultural mechanisation


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Agricultural technologyAgricultureAssemblyDiesel engineEngine

FuelHydraulicsMachinery industry

Textile machinery

Agricultural managementBT: Management

Agricultural mechanisationBT: MechanisationRT: Agricultural machinery

Agricultural technology

Agricultural planningBT: Development planningEconomic planning

RT: Agricultural developmentAgricultural policyAgriculturePlan

Agricultural policy

BT: Development policyEconomic policyGovernment policyRT: Agricultural developmentAgricultural planningAgriculture

Agricultural priceBT: PriceRT: Agricultural economy

Agricultural productBT: ProductNT: AnimalBambooCaneCoffeeCottonGrain

JutePlantSeed

TobaccoVegetable


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WoolRT: Agricultural wasteAgricultureCanned fruitsCanned vegetable products

CommodityCrop

Agricultural productionBT: ProductionNT: Animal productionRT: AgribusinessAgricultural educationAgricultural supplyAgricultureAgronomy

Canned fruitsCanned vegetable productsCropFarm managementFarmerHarvesting

Agricultural researchBT: ResearchRT: Agriculture

Agricultural sectorSN: Includes forestry and fishery sectors.UF: Primary sectorBT: Economic sector

Agricultural structureRT: Rural development

Agricultural supplyRT: AgribusinessAgricultural production

AgricultureFertiliserLivestock

Agricultural taxBT: Tax

Agricultural technologyBT: TechnologyRT: Agricultural equipmentAgricultural machinery

Agricultural mechanisationAgriculture


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Agricultural technologyAgricultural trainingAgricultural workerAgronomyFAO

Farm managementFarmerFishingFoodForestryLandLand utilisationRural developmentSeasonal unemploymentSharecropperSoil conservation

Tractor

AgronomyRT: Agricultural productionAgricultureCropFertiliserGrainHarvestingHorticultureNursery

Soil conservationTree

Aid financingBT: FinancingRT: Development economics

Aid programBT: Program

AIDS

UF: Acquired immunodeficiency syndromeBT: DiseaseRT: Social problem

Air conditioningRT: Airconditioning mechanicFuel consumptionHeatingRefrigeration

Ventilation

Air hostessUSE: Flight attendant


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Air pollution

BT: Pollution

Air transport worker

BT: Transport workerNT: Aircraft pilotRT: Aircraft industryFlight attendant

AirconditioningRT: Refrigeration mechanic

Airconditioning mechanicBT: MechanicRT: Air conditioning

RefrigerationRefrigeration mechanic

AircraftRT: Aircraft industryAircraft pilot

Aircraft engineRT: Textile machinery

Aircraft industry

RT: Aerospace industryAir transport workerAircraft

Aircraft pilotUF: Flight navigatorBT: Air transport workerProfessional workerRT: Aerospace industryAircraftFlight attendant

AlcoholRT: Alcohol educationBeverage industryDrug use

Alcohol educationBT: Drug educationRT: AlcoholHealth education

AlgeriaBT: Arab countries


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North Africa

Allied health occupationSN: Professional technical or supportive occupation inpatient services administration teaching and

research that supports complements or supplementsthe functions of physicians dentists andregistered nurses or other independentpractitioners; also includes environmental healthoccupationsUF: Allied health professionAllied medical occupationParamedical occupationNT: Ambulance officerRT: DietitianHealth service

Medical personnelProfessional worker

Technical personnel

Allied health professionUSE: Allied health occupation

Allied medical occupationUSE: Allied health occupation

Alternating training

SN: Periods of training in a training establishmentalternating with periods of work experience.UF: Sandwich trainingBT: Training systemVocational trainingRT: Cooperative vocational educationDual system

Work experience

Alternative coursesUSE: Educational alternative

Alternative educationUSE: Educational alternative

Alternative lifestyleUSE: Life styleLifestyle

Alternative trainingRT: Integrated training

AluminiumBT: Metal


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RT: Bauxite

Ambulance officerBT: Allied health occupationMedical personnel

Technical personnelRT: Health servicePrimary health care

AmericasNT: CaribbeanLatin AmericaNorth AmericaSouth AmericaRT: CINTERFOR

AmusementUSE: Entertainment

AnimalBT: Agricultural productNT: LivestockRT: Animal husbandryAnimal productionZoo

Animal husbandry

SN: Branch of agriculture concerned with theproduction and care of domestic animals.UF: Animal scienceLivestock technologyBT: AgricultureNT: Animal productionRT: AnimalCattleDairy industryFarmingLivestock

Meat industryPoultry

Animal productionBT: Agricultural productionAnimal husbandryNT: Cattle productionMeatRT: Animal

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RT: AchievementAptitude testEmployabilityLearningPerformance

QualificationsStudent performance

Aptitude testBT: TestRT: AptitudePerformance testSkill test

AquacultureUF: Fish culture

RT: FishFishing

ArabRT: Arab countries

Arab countriesNT: AlgeriaDjiboutiEgyptIraq

JordanMoroccoSaudi ArabiaSomaliaSudanSyria

TunisiaYemenRT: ArabMiddle EastNorth Africa

Arab Republic of EgyptUSE: Egypt

ArbitrationNT: Enterprise bargainingRT: Employer employee relationshipGrievanceLabour relationsLabour relationshipNegotiation

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SN: The culture of treesBT: AgricultureRT: ForestForestry

Tree

ArchitectBT: Professional workerNT: Landscape gardenerRT: ArchitectureArchitecture planningConstruction industry

Architectural draftingSN: The art or practice of drawing architectural andstructural features of any class of buildings and

like structures - includes delineating design anddetails and confirming compliance with buildingcodesRT: ArchitectureArchitecture planningBuilding planDraughtsmanEngineering drawingIndustrial art

Architecture

BT: Fine artsVisual artsNT: Architecture planningRT: AcousticsArchitectArchitectural draftingArtBuildingsConstructionDecoratingDesign

Design requirementsInterior designPostoccupancy evaluation

Architecture planningBT: ArchitectureRT: ArchitectArchitectural draftingBlue printBuilding planConstruction industry

PlanPostoccupancy evaluation


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Space utilisation

ArchivesBT: Information serviceInformation source

RT: LibraryLibrary collectionPublic library

ArgentinaBT: Latin AmericaSouth America

Arrangement of working timeUF: Working time arrangementNT: Career pattern

Hours of workRT: Conditions of employmentFlexible hours of workQuality of working life

ArtNT: Commercial artDramatic artFine artsGraphic artLiterature

RT: ArchitectureArt educationArtistCreative thinkingCultureDesignMusicMusic educationPrintmakingSculpture

Art educationSN: Education concerned with on or more of the fine orapplied arts including studies and creativeexperiences.UF: Arts educationBT: EducationNT: Music educationRT: ArtCommercial artDanceFine arts

Graphic artMusic sculpture


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SculptureVisual arts

Article

ArticulationSN: Structures linking levels and programs ofeducation or education with employment andallowing movement between programs at the samelevel or between education and employmentRT: Access to educationAdmission requirementsCredit transferEquivalence of certificates

Artificial intelligence

SN: Capability of a device to perform functionsnormally associated with human intelligence.UF: Knowledge based systemBT: Computer programNT: Expert systemRT: AutomationCognitive processComputerComputer scienceHigh technology industryInformation industry

Information scienceInformation technology

Artificial satelliteSN: In communications an earth orbiting radio relaystationUF: Earth satelliteOrbiting vehicleSatellite vehicleRT: Telecommunication

ArtisanUSE: Craftsman

ArtistBT: Professional workerNT: MusicianRT: Art

ArtsNT: Graphic art

Arts educationUSE: Art education


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Asbestos

BT: Building material

Asia

NT: Far EastMiddle EastSouth AsiaSouth East Asia

RT: AsianColombo plan

AsianRT: AsiaJapanese

Asian countryNT: Philippines

AsiansRT: Japanese

AsphaltBT: Building materialRT: Road constructionRoofing

AssemblySN: Use in connection with terms such as ELECTRICALEQUIPMENT ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT etc.BT: ManufacturingRT: Agricultural machineryEquipmentFitter assemblerMetalworkingMetalworking industrySheet metal work

Assertive trainingUSE: Assertiveness training

AssertivenessSN: Bold forceful expression of options or defence ofone's interests.BT: BehaviourNT: Assertiveness trainingRT: Interpersonal competencePsychological aspectSelf esteem

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SN: Training designed to explain and encourageassertive behaviour.UF: Assertive trainingBT: AssertivenessRT: Behaviour

Psychological aspectSelf esteem

AssessmentSN: the sum of methods and processes used to evaluatethe attainments (knowledge, know-how, skills andcompetences) of an individual, and typicallyleading to certification

Assessment of disabilityUF: Evaluation of invalidity

RT: DisabilityDisability benefitRehabilitationSpecial educationVocational assessment

Assessment of prior achievementUSE: Recognition of prior learning

Assessment of prior experiential learningUSE: Recognition of prior learning

Assessment of prior learningUSE: Recognition of prior learning

AssessorSN: One who makes judgements about the extent andnature of progress towards the performancerequirements set out in a standard or learningoutcomeRT: Attainment appraisalCompetency based assessment

ExaminationGradingRecognition of prior learning

TestTestingTrainerVocational assessment

Associate diploma courseSN: Advanced education course which normally requirestwo years' full-time study subsequent to

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RT: Certificate courseDiploma course

AssociationUF: Organisation

NT: Administrative organisationCooperativeEmployees associationEmployers organisationInternational organisationNational organisationNonprofit organisationOccupational organisationStudent organisationVoluntary organisationWomens organisation

RT: AdministrationAssociative learningConferenceFreedom of associationOrganisation developmentOrganisational changeOrganisational objectivePlanningSocial institution

Trade unionUnion

Associative learningBT: LearningRT: Association

AtlasRT: MapMapping

Attainment appraisalSN: Assessment or evaluation of level of skill and

knowledge reached in a course or on completion ofan educational or training program; may involvetaking a test or examination.UF: Post testBT: Vocational assessmentNT: Recognition of prior learningRT: AchievementAssessorCertificateCompetency based assessmentCompetency standard

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Equivalence of certificatesExaminationExemption testLevel of qualificationProgram effectiveness

Skill certificationStatement of attainment

TestTestingTraining program

AttitudeNT: Employees attitudeManagement attitudeOpinionPublic opinion

Student attitudeTeacher attitudeWork attitudeWork ethicRT: Affective behaviourBehaviourGoal orientation

Attrition (students)USE: Student attrition

Auckland IslandUSE: Cook Islands

Audio cassetteUSE: Sound cassette

Audio diskUSE: Sound disk

Audio equipmentBT: Equipment

NT: Sound spectrographyRT: AcousticsAudiovisual aidPhotographic equipmentProjection equipmentRadio

Audio recordingUSE: Sound recording

Audiovisual aid

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BT: Training materialNT: Video recordingVisual aidRT: Audio equipmentAudiovisual instruction

Bulletin boardDisplay aidEducational technologyElectronic equipmentFilmFilmstripInstructional filmMass mediaNonprint mediaPhotographic equipmentProjection equipment

Resource centreSlide

Teaching and training materialTransparencyVideo tape recorder

Audiovisual centreUSE: Resource centre

Audiovisual equipmentUSE: Audiovisual aid

Audiovisual instructionSN: Production selection and utilisation ofaudiovisual aids in instruction.UF: Audiovisual methodBT: Multimedia instructionTeaching methodTraining methodRT: Audiovisual aidAudiovisual mediaClassroom instruction

Computer assisted instructionEducational radioEducational televisionInstructional filmOnline learningResource centre

Audiovisual mediaRT: Audiovisual instruction

Audiovisual method

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AuditorUSE: Accountant

Aurally disabledUF: Aurally handicapped

DeafDeafnessBT: Disabled person

Aurally handicappedUSE: Aurally disabled

AustraliaBT: Pacific region

Australian Aboriginal community

USE: Aboriginal community

Australian Aboriginal educationUSE: Aboriginal education

Australian Aboriginal employmentUSE: Aboriginal employment

Australian Aboriginal studentUSE: Aboriginal student

Australian Aboriginal studiesUSE: Aboriginal studies

Australian aborigineUSE: Aborigine

AustriaBT: OECD countryWestern Europe

Auto body

USE: Car body

Autoinstructional laboratoryUSE: Learning laboratory

Automatic controlBT: Production controlRT: Automation

Automatic indexingBT: Index

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Automation

SN: Self-acting or self-regulating operation of anapparatus process or system by mechanical orelectronic devices which replace human activity

control and decision making.BT: TechnologyNT: ComputerisationIndustrial robotLibrary automationOffice automationRT: Artificial intelligenceAutomatic controlAutomatic indexingComputerComputer assisted instruction

Computer scienceCyberneticsData processingElectromechanical technologyInstrumentationMechanisationNumerical control

Technological change

Automobile industryUF: Car industry

BT: Motor vehicle industryRT: Braking systemMotor vehicle electricianRoad transport

Automobile mechanicUSE: Motor vehicle mechanic

Automobile serviceSN: Use in connection with the maintenance of motorvehicles.

BT: Service sectorRT: MaintenanceMechanicMotor vehicleMotor vehicle mechanicRoad transportServices

Automotive electricianUSE: Motor vehicle electrician

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Mechanic

Award restructuringSN: The reforming of award structures for workers;changes which affect how work is organised in an

occupation.RT: Conditions of employmentEnterprise bargainingIndustry restructuring

Work organisation

AwarenessUSE: Perception

Bahasa IndonesianUSE: Indonesian

BakerBT: Food workerRT: Bakery industryBaking

Bakery industryBT: Food industryRT: BakerBakingCake decorating

FoodFood processing

BakingBT: Food processingRT: BakerBakery industryCake decoratingPastry

Balance of trade

RT: Trade

BalletUSE: Dance

BambooBT: Agricultural product

BangladeshBT: South Asia

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Building societyConversion guideCredit union

Banking

BT: Service sectorRT: BankCapitalCommercial educationCreditEconomicsInvestmentManagement development

BarberUSE: Hairdresser

BargainingUSE: Negotiation

BarmanUSE: Waiter

BarterBT: Trade

Basic education

SN: Instruction in elementary subjects and training insocial skills and community responsibilities.BT: EducationNT: NumeracyRT: Computer literacyPrimary education

Basic languageRT: LanguageLanguage laboratoryLanguage teaching

Basic needsSN: Human beings' minimum requirements in respect offood clothing and shelter.NT: Quality of working lifeRT: Living conditionsPoverty

Basic skillSN: Fundamental expertise required for a particulartask or occupation. It may include manual

dexterity and/or mental aptitude.UF: Core skill


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BT: SkillRT: Adult basic educationAdult literacyBasic trainingFunctional literacy

Generic skillKey competencyLiteracyMathematicsNumeracyReading skillSkill developmentSpecialisationStudy skills

Writing skill

Basic trainingSN: Training given in a school centre or undertakingin the fundamentals of an occupation or group ofoccupations; may qualify trainee for employment orprovide a basis for specialisation; may berecognised as a phase of initial training orconstitute of part of retraining.BT: Initial trainingRT: Basic skillRetraining

Training by stages

BathRT: Buildings

BatteryRT: Electric circuitElectrical industryElectricityElectronics

Bauxite

RT: Aluminium

Beginning teacherSN: Qualified teacher entering his/her first teachingpositionUF: First year teacherBT: TeacherRT: Teacher employment

BehaviourNT: Affective behaviour

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achieving international competitivenessRT: BenchmarkingEvaluationModelQuality

Quality controlStandard

BeverageNT: CoffeeWineRT: Beverage industryBeverage service

Beverage industryBT: Food industry

RT: AlcoholBeverageBrewingDistilling

Beverage serviceRT: BeverageCatering

Waiter

Bhutan

BT: South Asia

BibliographyBT: Reference materialNT: Annotated bibliographyRT: IndexLibrary catalogueLiterature survey

Bicultural educationUSE: Multicultural education

BicycleRT: Outdoor activitiesSport

Bilateral aid

BillUSE: Legislation

Biochemistry

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High technology industry

BiogasBT: FuelGas

BiographySN: Written history of a person's lifeUF: HagiographyLife history

BiologistBT: ScientistRT: BiologyMarine biology

BiologyBT: ScienceNT: Marine biologyPhysiologyRT: BiochemistryBiologistPregnancy

BiotechnologySN: In its broadest sense the scientific andindustrial art of dealing with living things. More

particularly it is the modification of livingthings; their production and maintenance underintensive conditions and microbes.BT: TechnologyRT: High technology industry

Birth controlRT: Population educationPopulation increase

Women

Birth control educationUSE: Population education

Birth rateBT: DemographyRT: PopulationPopulation distributionPopulation increasePregnancy

Blacksmith

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BlindUSE: Visually disabled

BlindnessUSE: Visually disabled

Block releaseSN: Authorised absence of a trainee from work with orwithout pay to attend courses or relatedinstruction for a number of weeks or months at astretch each year.BT: Training leaveVocational trainingRT: Day releaseEducational leaveRelated instruction

Trade course

Blue collar workerUSE: Manual worker

Blue printBT: Building planRT: Architecture planningEngineering drawing

Board of governors

USE: Governing board

BoatUSE: Ship

Boat operatorUF: BoatmanMotorboard operatorMotorboat operatorBT: OperatorSemiskilled worker

Transport workerRT: Inland water transportNavigationSeafarer

BoatmanUSE: Boat operator

BoilermakerUSE: Sheet metal worker

BoilersmithUSE: Sheet metal worker


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BoliviaBT: Latin AmericaSouth America

BonusUSE: Wage incentive

BookBT: Mass mediaRT: BookbinderPamphlet

Book lendingUSE: Library circulation

Book reviewBT: PublicationRT: Literature survey

BookbinderBT: Printing workerRT: BookBookbinding

BookbindingRT: Bookbinder

Printing

BookkeeperBT: Clerical workerRT: Accounting

BookkeepingUSE: Accounting

BotswanaBT: Southern Africa

Brain drainRT: EmigrationHuman capitalHuman resources

Braking systemRT: Automobile industryMotor vehicle

Branching program

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BruneiBT: South East Asia

Brunei Darussalam

BT: South East Asia

BudgetSN: Of an enterprise. In the framework of publicfinance use NATIONAL BUDGET.BT: Capital resourcesRT: AccountingBudgetingEducational financeEstimated costExpenditure

IncomeResource allocation

BudgetingBT: PlanningRT: AccountingAdministrationBudgetEducational financeEstimated costExpenditure

Resource allocationRetrenchment

Building industryUSE: Construction industry

Building machineryBT: MachineryNT: Earthmoving machineryRT: Construction industry

Building maintenanceRT: Buildings

Building materialNT: AsbestosAsphaltBrickCementClayConcreteCopper

GlassLime


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Prestressed concreteSteelStoneRT: BuildingsCeiling

Cement industryConstructionConstruction costConstruction industryEarthFlooringGypsumPrefabricationRoofing

Window

Building planBT: PlanNT: Blue printRT: Architectural draftingArchitecture planningBuildingsDesignPolicy formationPostoccupancy evaluationSpace utilisation

Building societySN: A business organisation that advances money toenable people to buy or build a house.RT: BankCredit unionHousing

Work housing

Building techniqueUSE: Construction technique

Building tradeUSE: Construction industry

Building workerUSE: Construction worker

BuildingsSN: Use CONSTRUCTION for the act of building orconstructing a physical structure.RT: ArchitectureBath

Building maintenanceBuilding material


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Building planCeilingConstructionConstruction costConstruction industry

DecoratingFlooringPostoccupancy evaluationPrefabricationRepairRoofingSpace utilisation

Visual artsWindow

Bulletin

USE: Periodical

Bulletin boardRT: Audiovisual aid

Burkina FasoUF: Upper VoltaBT: West Africa

BurmaBT: South East Asia

Burundi

BusBT: Motor vehicleRT: Urban transport

Business administrationUSE: Management

Business college relationship

USE: Education industry relationship

Business correspondenceBT: Correspondence

Business economicsUF: Business studiesBT: EconomicsRT: Curriculum

Business education

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Business enterpriseUSE: Enterprise

Business machineUSE: Office machine

Business organisationSN: The complete structure of a business enterpriseand its detailed composition.NT: Organisation development

Business planningUSE: Strategic planning

Business projectRT: Project design

Project report

Business schoolSN: Institution in which commercial subjects such asadministration management and marketing are taughtat advanced or university level.BT: Training institutionRT: EntrepreneurManagement developmentManagerVocational school

Business skillBT: SkillNT: Records maintenanceTypewritingRT: AccountingJob skillManagement developmentShorthand

Business studies

USE: Business economics

Business tourismBT: TourismRT: Accommodation

ButcherBT: Food workerRT: Meat industry

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CanadaBT: North AmericaOECD country

CaneBT: Agricultural product

CannabisUSE: Marijuana

Canned fishRT: Food industryFood processing

Canned fruits

RT: Agricultural productAgricultural productionFood industryFood processing

Canned vegetable productsRT: Agricultural productAgricultural productionFood industryFood processing

CanningRT: Food industryFood preservation

Canning industryBT: Food industry

CapitalBT: Capital resourcesRT: BankingCapital flow

Capital formationFinancial aidHuman capital

Capital aidUSE: Financial aid

Capital flowRT: CapitalCapital resources

Capital formationRT: Capital


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Capital resources

Capital marketUSE: Financial market

Capital needsRT: Educational financeFinancial policyPurchasingResource allocation

Capital resourcesUF: Financial resourcesNT: BudgetCapitalFinancing

InvestmentRT: Capital flowCapital formationPublic expenditureResource allocation

Car bodyUF: Auto bodyCoachwork

Car industry

USE: Automobile industry

Care workerNT: Aged care worker

CareerRT: Technical education

Career awarenessSN: Appreciation for and understanding of variety oftypes of careers.

UF: Occupational awarenessVocational awarenessBT: Career developmentProfessional developmentRT: Career educationCareer planningOccupationOccupational choiceSchool guidanceVocational guidance

Career breakRT: Career pattern


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Return to workWoman worker

Career changeUSE: Occupational change

Career choiceUSE: Occupational choice

Career counsellingUSE: Vocational counselling

Career developmentSN: The continuous planning carried out to advance aperson's career based on experience and on anytraining undertaken to upgrade qualifications or

to acquire new ones.UF: Vocational developmentBT: Individual developmentNT: Career awarenessCareer goalRT: Career educationCareer patternCareer planningCurriculum vitaeEducation work relationshipLifelong learning

OccupationOccupational changeOccupational choiceProfessional continuing educationProfessional developmentPromotionRetraining

Training employment relationshipTraining guideVocational guidanceWorkplace learning

Career educationSN: Educational program conducted during secondaryschool to give students informed guidancecounselling and instruction to enable them to makea suitable choice of career and to help themprepare for it.BT: EducationRT: Career awarenessCareer developmentCareer planning

Cooperative educationEducation work relationship


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General educationOccupationOccupational choicePrevocational trainingProfessional development

Refresher trainingRelevance of educationRetraining

Technical educationTraining guideVocational educationVocational guidance

Career exploration

Career goal

BT: Career developmentProfessional developmentRT: Career planningGoal orientationVocational counselling

Career guidanceUSE: Vocational guidance

Career guideUSE: Career profile

Occupational guideTraining guide

Career informationRT: Career information systems

Career information systemRT: Career profileInformationInformation serviceOccupational guide

Career information systemsBT: Information systemRT: Career informationCareer profileInformationInformation industryInformation materialInformation serviceInformation technology

Job bank

Occupation informationOccupational guide


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Training informationVocational information

Career monographUSE: Career profile

Career path follow upSN: Investigating the employment-related activities,progress or attitudes of individuals or groupsfollowing their participation in a program, courseof study, guidance process etc.UF: Career path studyOccupational follow upBT: Follow up studyNT: Vocational follow upRT: College graduate

Education work relationshipEmployabilityEmployment patternGraduateOutcome of educationRelevance of education

Training course graduateTraining employment relationshipUniversity graduate

Career path study

USE: Career path follow up

Career patternBT: Arrangement of working timeLabour mobilityRT: Career breakCareer developmentOccupational changeProfessional developmentPromotionSecond career

Career planningBT: PlanningRT: Career awarenessCareer developmentCareer educationCareer goalGoal orientation

Job searchingOccupational changePlan

Professional developmentTraining employment relationship


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Training guideVocational aptitudeVocational guidance

Career profile

SN: Monograph concerning a specific profession andgiving information on training possibilitiesexamination requirements etc.UF: Career guideCareer monographOccupational profileBT: Occupational qualificationRT: Career information systemCareer information systemsOccupationOccupational guide

Training opportunityVocational informationWork experience

Career programBT: Development program

CaribbeanUF: AntillesWest IndiesBT: Americas

NT: CubaDominican RepublicHaiti

JamaicaTrinidad and TobagoRT: Latin America

CarpenterUF: JoinerBT: Construction workerSkilled worker

WoodworkerNT: CabinetmakerRT: CabinetmakingCarpentryConstruction industryFurniture industry

WoodworkingWoodworking industry

CarpentrySN: Building or repairing structures and fixtures made

from wood or materials that can be worked likewood e.g. plastic fibre glass.


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BT: ConstructionWoodworkingRT: CabinetmakerCabinetmakingCarpenter

Construction workerSkilled worker

CarpetRT: Textile

CartographyUSE: Mapping

Case studyBT: Research

Research methodRT: Feasibility studyField studyFollow up studyRole playing

CastingBT: MetalworkingRT: Metal annealingMetal caster

Casual employmentSN: Employment in which employees generally have noentitlement to paid holiday or sick leave and lackthe security of ongoing employment, with each jobconstituting a separate contract of employment(NCVER Glossary)

BT: EmploymentRT: CasualisationConditions of employmentEmployment securityEmployment status

Labour contract

CasualisationSN: The trend towards a higher proportion of casualemployment in the workforce, often in place offormer permanent employment arrangements (NCVERGlossary)BT: Employment patternRT: Casual employmentConditions of employmentEconomic factor

EmploymentEmployment practice


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Employment statusLabour contractLabour utilisation

Catalogue

BT: Reference materialNT: Union catalogue

CataloguingUF: Library cataloguingBT: DocumentationInformation processingRT: ClassificationIndexingLibrary catalogue

CateringRT: Beverage serviceCookCookingFood industryFood workerHospitalityHotelHotel industryRestaurant

CattleBT: LivestockRT: Animal husbandryCattle production

Cattle productionBT: Animal productionRT: Cattle

CDUSE: Compact disk

CD ROMSN: Compact Disc Read Only Memory is a permanentstorage media capable of holding up to 600megabyte of machine-readable materialRT: Compact discSound recording

CEDEFOPUF: European Centre for the Development of Vocational TrainingRT: CEDEFOP pub

Information centreResearch centre


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Training institution

CEDEFOP pubSN: Use for publications of the European Centre forthe Development of Vocational Training.

RT: CEDEFOP

CeilingRT: Building materialBuildingsConstruction

CelluloseRT: Paper

Cement

BT: Building materialRT: Cement and concrete workerCement industry

Cement and concrete workerBT: Construction workerRT: CementCement industryConcrete

Cement industry

BT: Construction industryRT: Building materialCementCement and concrete workerConcretePrestressed concrete

CensorshipRT: Communication

Census

BT: Data collectingRT: DemographyMathematicsPopulationStatistics

Census figuresBT: Statistical data

Centre for the disabledRT: Residential care

Centres for the disabled


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RT: Disabled personDisabled worker

CeramicUF: Pottery

RT: Ceramics industryGlassHandicraftIndustrial art

Visual arts

Ceramics industryRT: CeramicKilnPotter

CerealUSE: Grain

CertificateSN: Denotes 1) a paper given as proof of completion ofan examination-free course stream of education ortraining program or 2) a paper given as proof ofhaving passed an examination in education and/ortraining below university level. At universitylevel use DEGREE.UF: Diploma

RT: Attainment appraisalCollege graduateDegreeEquivalence of certificatesLevel of qualificationSkill certificationStatement of attainment

Certificate courseSN: Course which should be given specific certificateafter graduation.

BT: TAFE courseRT: Associate diploma courseDiploma course

TAFETechnician

Certificate of competencySN: Documentation certifying a person's aptitudequalification and/or medical fitness for aparticular job. Often applies to seafarers.RT: Competency based assessment

Competency based trainingCompetency standard


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Occupational qualification

Certified courseBT: Course

CeylonUSE: Sri Lanka

Channel IslandsUSE: UK

CharcoalBT: Forest productFuel

Chart

NT: Flow chartRT: DiagramGraphIllustrationNonprint mediaProfile

Teaching and training materialTraining material

Chatham IslandUSE: Cook Islands

Check listRT: GuidelinesIndex

Chemical analysisRT: Chemical industryChemistry

Chemical engineerBT: Engineer

RT: Scientist

Chemical engineeringBT: EngineeringTechnologyRT: Agricultural chemical occupationChemical industryChemistry

Chemical industryBT: Industry

NT: Fertiliser industryPetrochemical industry


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Pharmaceutical industryPlastics industryRubberRT: Agricultural chemical occupationBenzene

BiochemistryChemical analysisChemical engineeringChemical technicianChemical workerChemistryCosmeticsDetergentDistillingExplosiveGunpowder manufacturing

PaintPaints and varnishesSoap

Chemical technicianBT: TechnicianRT: Chemical industryChemical workerChemistryScientific personnelScientist

Chemical workerRT: Agricultural chemical occupationChemical industryChemical technicianChemistChemistry

ChemicalsBT: Dangerous substances

ChemistBT: ScientistRT: Chemical workerChemistry

ChemistryRT: Agricultural chemical occupationBenzeneChemical analysisChemical engineeringChemical industry

Chemical technicianChemical worker


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ChemistMetallurgy

ChildNT: Disabled child

RT: Child careChild developmentChild labour

Youth

Child careUF: Childminding serviceCrecheDay careDay nursery

Workplace nursery

BT: Social serviceRT: ChildChild care worker

Welfare facilitiesWoman workerWomen

Child care facilitiesBT: Social serviceRT: Women

Child care workerSN: Person who take scare of children includesprofessional and nonprofessionals.BT: WorkerRT: Child careParentSocial worker

Teacher

Child centred curriculumUSE: Student centred curriculum

Child developmentBT: Individual developmentRT: Child

Child employmentUSE: Child labour

Child labourUF: Child employmentBT: Labour

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CityUSE: Urban area

City planningUSE: Urban planning

Civic groupUSE: Community organisation

Civic organisationUSE: Community organisation

Civic programUSE: Community program

Civil engineer

BT: EngineerRT: Civil engineeringCivil technology

Civil engineeringBT: EngineeringRT: Civil engineerCivil technologyConstructionConstruction industryEngineering drawing

Industrial artInfrastructureMappingPublic worksRoad construction

Civil lawBT: LawRT: Contract

Civil liberties

USE: Civil rights

Civil rightsSN: Includes political rights.UF: Civil libertiesBT: Human rightsNT: Employment opportunityFreedom of associationFreedom of informationRT: Equal opportunityJustice

LawMinority group


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Sex discrimination

Civil servantUSE: Government employee

Civil serviceRT: Government employeePublic administration

Civil service employeeUSE: Government employee

Civil technologyBT: TechnologyRT: Civil engineerCivil engineering

Engineering technology

ClassificationBT: Information processingRT: AbstractingCataloguingData analysisDocumentationIndexingRecords maintenance

ClassroomBT: Educational facilitiesRT: Classroom furniture

Classroom furnitureBT: FurnitureRT: Classroom

Classroom instructionBT: Teaching methodTraining method

RT: Audiovisual instructionCurriculumInstructional programming

Classroom techniqueRT: Teaching method

ClayBT: Building materialRT: Pottery making

CleaningBT: Sanitation


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Clearing houseUSE: Information centre

Clearinghouse

USE: Information centre

Clerical workNT: AccountingTypewritingRT: Clerical workerOfficeOffice automationOffice worker

Clerical worker

UF: ClerkNT: BookkeeperOffice workerSecretaryStenographerRT: Clerical workShorthand

ClerkUSE: Clerical worker

Client satisfactionUF: Customer satisfactionRT: Customer relationsMarketingQualityQuality control

Total quality management

ClothingUF: FashionGarment

HosieryWearing apparelBT: Textile workerRT: Clothing industryClothing workerDressmakerDressmakingEmbroideryFashion designerGarment cuttingKnitting

PatternmakingSewing


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Tailor

Clothing industryUF: Fashion industryGarment industry

BT: Textile industryRT: ClothingClothing workerDressmakerDressmakingEmbroideryFashion designerKnittingSewingSewing machine operator

Tailor

Wool industry

Clothing workerUF: Garment workerBT: Textile workerNT: DressmakerTailorRT: ClothingClothing industryDressmakingEmbroidery

KnittingSewingSewing machine operator

CMLUSE: Computer managed learning

Coaching teacherUSE: Tutor

Coachwork

USE: Car body

CoalBT: FuelRT: Coal miner

Coal minerBT: MinerRT: Coal

Coating

NT: DyeingPrinting


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Code of practiceRT: Recommendation

Coffee

BT: Agricultural productBeverage

Cognitive processSN: Process based on perception introspection ormemory through which an individual obtainsknowledge or conceptual understanding e.g.perceiving judging abstracting reasoning imaginingremembering and anticipating.UF: Information process (psychological)Thinking process

Thought processNT: Creative thinkingDecision makingLearning processPerceptionProblem solvingRT: Artificial intelligenceCognitive skillCognitive styleCognitive testLearning

Cognitive skillRT: Cognitive processCognitive testCritical thinkingPerception

Cognitive styleSN: Information processing habits which represent thelearner's typical modes of perceiving thinkingremembering and problem solving

UF: Learning stylePerceptual styleRT: Cognitive processCognitive test

Cognitive testBT: TestRT: Cognitive processCognitive skillCognitive style

Coil winderBT: Electrical fitter


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CokeBT: Fuel

Collaboration

USE: Cooperation

Collective bargainingSN: The process whereby employers' and employees'representatives discuss and negotiate the variousphases of their relationship with a view toconcluding a mutually acceptable labour agreement.RT: Enterprise bargainingGrievanceLabour demandLabour legislation

Labour relationsManpower needsNegotiationStrike

Trade unionUnion

WageWorkers representationWorkers rights

Collective dismissal

USE: Redundancy

CollectivismNT: Socialism

CollegeSN: Degree granting institutions of higher education.BT: Educational institutionNT: College of advanced educationRT: College administrationCollege governing council

College graduateHigher educationPolytechnicPostcompulsory educationSchool guidance

TAFE

College administrationBT: Educational administrationInstitutional administrationRT: College

College governing councilGoverning board


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Principal

College business relationshipUSE: Education industry relationship

College governing councilSN: Supreme authority of a college usually includinggovernment appointees and representatives of theadministrative and academic staff and studentsthat considers administrative academic oroperational policies of the institution

RT: CollegeCollege administrationDecision makingPolicy formationStudent organisation

College graduateSN: Individual who has completed the requirements of acollege program and received an academic awardBT: GraduateRT: Career path follow upCertificateCollegeCollege studentDegreeGraduate student

Graduate studyUniversity graduate

College industry relationshipUSE: Education industry relationship

College of advanced educationSN: Formerly higher education institution other thanuniversity conducting courses in diverse

vocational studies such as accountancy engineeringhealth sciences and teacher education

UF: CAECollege of technologyHigher education institutionInstitute of advanced educationInstitute of technologyBT: CollegeRT: Agricultural collegeCommunity collegeHigher education

TAFE collegeUniversity

Vocational education


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College of advanced technologyUF: College of technology

College of technical and further educationUSE: TAFE college

College of technologyUSE: College of advanced educationCollege of advanced technology

College principalUSE: Principal

College studentRT: College graduate

ColombiaBT: Latin AmericaSouth America

Colombo planRT: AsiaPacific regionRegional cooperationRegional development

Colombo plan staff college for technician education

USE: CPSCTE

ColourUF: Colour presentationHueRT: Painting

Colour presentationUSE: Colour

Commerce

SN: Use for domestic trade.UF: Domestic tradeHome tradeNT: Retail tradeWholesale tradeRT: Commercial bankCommercial educationCommercial schoolDistributionSales

Commercial artUF: Advertising art


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Speech communicationTelecommunicationTelecommunicationsRT: CensorshipCommunication skill

Communication softwareCommunications industryCyberneticsData communicationDelivery systemInformationInformation disseminationInformation networkInformation processingInformation theoryInternet

InterpreterMass mediaNegotiationNetworkNonprint mediaPublicationPublicitySign language

World wide web

Communication industry

RT: Communication software

Communication mediumRT: Information material

Communication skillBT: SkillNT: Nonverbal communicationRT: CommunicationCommunication softwareData communication

Listening skillPublic speaking

Transactional analysis

Communication softwareRT: CommunicationCommunication industryCommunication skillCommunications industryComputerComputer industry

Computer programComputer service


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Computer servicesComputer software evaluation

Telecommunication

Communication theory

USE: Information theory

Communications industryBT: IndustryNT: PressPrinting industryPublishingRT: CommunicationCommunication softwareInformation

Telecommunication

Communications technologyUSE: Information technology

Communities for the disabledBT: Community

CommunityNT: Aboriginal communityCommunities for the disabledNeighbourhood

RT: Community centreCommunity collegeCommunity developmentCommunity educationCommunity organisationCommunity participationCommunity programCommunity resourcesCommunity serviceSchool community relationship

Community centreSN: Facilities at which social educationalrecreational and other activities are managed bythe local community for the benefit of thatcommunity.UF: Neighbourhood centreBT: Educational facilitiesRT: CommunityCommunity educationCommunity organisationCommunity program

Self help program


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Community collegeSN: Public postsecondary institution commonlyorganised to needs of the community.RT: College of advanced educationCommunity

Community developmentCommunity educationCommunity participationCommunity resourcesCommunity servicePolytechnicPostcompulsory educationSchool community relationship

TAFETAFE collegeTAFE student

Technical institute

Community committeeUSE: Community organisation

Community developmentSN: Organisation of all aspects of community life inparticular with regard to new settlement projectsand the improvement of existing facilities in acommunity.BT: Social development

RT: CommunityCommunity collegeCommunity educationCommunity organisationCommunity participationCommunity resourcesCommunity serviceLearning communitySelf help

Community education

SN: Educational plans or programs involving members ofthe local community in the learning process;usually non-formal education postcompulsorysupportive of lifelong learning community-basedand community-directed offering a wide range ofcourses.BT: EducationRT: Adult educationCommunityCommunity centreCommunity college

Community developmentCommunity participation


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Community resourcesCommunity serviceContinuing educationGeneral adult educationLearning community

Lifelong learningOutreach program

Community enterpriseUSE: Community program

Community organisationUF: Civic groupCivic organisationCommunity committeeCommunity worker

RT: CommunityCommunity centreCommunity developmentCommunity participationCommunity programCommunity serviceCooperativeDevelopment programNational organisationRegional organisation

Community participationBT: ParticipationRT: CommunityCommunity collegeCommunity developmentCommunity educationCommunity organisationCommunity programCommunity resourcesCommunity serviceOutreach program

Partnership in educationSchool community relationshipSelf helpSocial participation

Community programUF: Civic programCommunity enterpriseCommunity projectLocal community programBT: Development program

RT: CommunityCommunity centre


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Community organisationCommunity participationCommunity resourcesCrime preventionNational program

Regional programYouth program

Community projectUSE: Community program

Community resourcesRT: CommunityCommunity collegeCommunity developmentCommunity education

Community participationCommunity programCommunity serviceHuman resourcesInformation serviceInformation sourceMuseumPublic library

Community serviceBT: Services

RT: CommunityCommunity collegeCommunity developmentCommunity educationCommunity organisationCommunity participationCommunity resourcesOutreach programSocial service

Community worker

USE: Community organisation

Compact discRT: CD ROM

Compact diskUF: CDBT: Sound recording

CompanyUSE: Enterprise

Comparative advantage


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RT: International division of labour

Comparative analysisBT: Research methodNT: Comparative education

RT: Comparative testingSurvey

Comparative educationSN: Field of study dealing with the comparison ofeducation theory and practice in differentcountries.BT: Comparative analysisEducationRT: International educationInternational educational exchange

Nonformal education

Comparative testingSN: Testing in which two or more individuals groups ortests are compared.BT: TestingRT: Comparative analysis

CompetenceSN: The individual's demonstrated capacity to performi.e. the possession of knowledge skills and

personal characteristics needed to satisfy thespecial demands or requirements of a particularsituation.UF: CompetencyMinimum competenciesBT: AptitudeNT: Interpersonal competenceKey competencyRT: AccountabilityAchievementCompetency based assessment

Competency based trainingCompetency standardOccupational skill standardPerformancePersonnel evaluationRecognition of prior learningSkillStudent performance

TechnacyWork performance

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Competency based assessmentSN: Assessment in which the student's competence isjudged by previously determined criteria.RT: Achievement

AssessorAttainment appraisalCertificate of competencyCompetenceCompetency based trainingCompetency standardEvaluationEvaluation criteriaKey competencyPerformanceRecognition of prior learning

Testing

Competency based educationUSE: Competency based training

Competency based trainingSN: A system by which the student is trained on thebasis of demonstrated ability rather than on thatof elapsed time.UF: Competency based educationBT: Teaching method

RT: AccountabilityAchievementCertificate of competencyCompetenceCompetency based assessmentCompetency standardKey competencyPerformance

Training reform agenda

Competency standard

SN: Statement developed by industry specifying thecompetencies required by workers for each sectorof the workforceBT: StandardRT: Attainment appraisalCertificate of competencyCompetenceCompetency based assessmentCompetency based trainingEvaluation criteria

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same object or goalBT: BehaviourNT: Skill competitionRT: CooperationGoal orientation

Performance

Composition process (literary)USE: Writing process

Composition skill (literary)USE: Writing skill

Compositor typesetterBT: Printing workerRT: Linotype

MonotypePrinting

Comprehensive educationNT: Comprehensive secondary educationRT: Secondary education

Comprehensive secondary educationSN: Organisation of secondary education which offers abroad curriculum combining general scientific andtechnical education to meet the needs of students

of varying aptitudes or interests.BT: Comprehensive educationRT: Secondary education

CompressingNT: Forging

Compulsory educationSN: The minimum legal standards and duration ofobligatory schooling.BT: Education

RT: Educationally disadvantagedPostcompulsory educationPrimary educationSchool leaverSchooling

ComputerUF: HardwareBT: Electronic equipmentNT: Computer storage deviceMicrocomputer

Online systemPersonal computer


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RT: Artificial intelligenceAutomationCommunication softwareComputer aided designComputer aided manufacturing

Computer assisted instructionComputer assisted testingComputer centreComputer graphicsComputer industryComputer literacyComputer managed learningComputer programComputer programmerComputer programmingComputer science

Computer serviceComputer servicesComputer software evaluationComputerisationComputingCyberneticsData baseData entryData processingDesktop publishingEDP

Electronic publishingElectronics industryGraphic artIndustrial robotInformation systemInput outputInstrumentationInternetLibrary automationMachine-readable materialMicroprocessor

NetworkOnline learningOptical fibresProgramming

Technological changeTelecommunicationTraining materialWorld wide web

Computer aided designSN: On-line construction of detailed design drawings

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Computer assisted testingBT: TestingRT: ComputerItem bank

TestTest constructionTest item

Computer based instructional managementUSE: Computer managed learning

Computer based reference serviceUSE: Online system

Computer centre

RT: ComputerComputer science

Computer conferencingUSE: Teleconferencing

Computer graphicsBT: Graphic artRT: ComputerComputer aided design

Computer industryUF: Hardware industryBT: Electronics industryIndustryProgrammingRT: Communication softwareComputerComputer programComputer software evaluationDigital computerHigh technology industry

Microelectronics

Computer information systemsBT: Information system

Computer integrated designRT: Computer aided manufacturing

Computer integrated manufacturingSN: Denotes computer control of the entire productionprocess from design and manufacturing to product

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BT: ManufacturingRT: Computer aided designComputer aided manufacturingInformation technologyIntegrated manufacturing

ManagementWork organisation

Computer literacySN: Awareness of or knowledge about computers (theircapabilities applications and limitations) mayinclude the ability to interact with computers tosolve problems.BT: LiteracyTechnological literacyRT: Basic education

ComputerComputer programmingComputer scienceInformation literacy

Computer managed learningSN: Use of a computer to maintain and analyse data onlearner performance and instructional progress asan aid to teachers in selecting learningactivities.UF: CML

Computer aided instructional managementComputer based instructional managementComputer managed teaching

BT: Information systemRT: ComputerComputer assisted instructionEducational technologyManagement information systemOnline learning

Computer managed teaching

USE: Computer managed learning

Computer programUF: SoftwareBT: ProgramNT: Artificial intelligenceSpreadsheetRT: Communication softwareComputerComputer industryComputer programmer

Computer programmingComputer service


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Computer servicesComputer software evaluationEDPEvaluationExpert system

Flow chartHigh technology industryNumerical controlProgramming

Computer programmerRT: ComputerComputer programExpert systemHigh technology industryProgramming

Systems analysis

Computer programmingRT: ComputerComputer assisted instructionComputer literacyComputer programComputer servicesComputer software evaluationData processingEDP

Computer scienceNT: ProgrammingRT: Artificial intelligenceAutomationComputerComputer centreComputer literacyComputingCyberneticsData processing

Electromechanical technologyExpert systemExpert systemsInformation scienceInformation systemInformation technologyInformation theorySystems analysis

Computer securityUSE: Data protection

Computer service


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BT: ProgrammingRT: Communication softwareComputerComputer programComputing

Computer servicesRT: Communication softwareComputerComputer programComputer programmingComputer services industryHigh technology industry

Computer services industryRT: Computer services

Computer software evaluationBT: ProgrammingRT: Communication softwareComputerComputer industryComputer programComputer programmingHigh technology industry

Computer storage device

BT: ComputerRT: Data processingElectronic equipmentInformation retrieval

ComputerisationBT: AutomationRT: ComputerMechanisationMicroelectronics

Technological change

ComputingRT: ComputerComputer scienceComputer service

ConcreteBT: Building materialRT: Cement and concrete workerCement industry

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the staff regulations of an enterprise ororganisation or in a collective agreementnegotiated by employers' and workers'representatives.UF: Conditions of work

Employment conditionsRT: Arrangement of working timeAward restructuringCasual employmentCasualisationEnterprise bargainingLabour contractPersonnel management

Teaching conditionsTeam management

Conditions of workUSE: Conditions of employment

ConferenceSN: Use for the organisation and financing ofconferences.UF: Conference workshopCongressSymposiumRT: AssociationConference facilities

Conference paperConference reportContinuing educationList of participantsMeetingSeminar

Teleconferencing

Conference facilitiesRT: ConferenceHotel

Conference paperSN: Use for individual conference papers orcompilations of conference papers which do notinclude records of proceedings such as opening andclosing speeches agenda lists of participants etc.BT: ReportRT: ConferenceConference reportList of participantsMeeting

SpeechWorkshop


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Conference proceedingsUSE: Conference report

Conference report

SN: Use also for compilations of conference paperswhich includes opening and closing speeches agendalist of participants etc. and for minutes ofmeetings.UF: Conference proceedingsSymposium reportBT: ReportRT: ConferenceConference paperList of participantsMeeting

SpeechWorkshop

Conference workshopUSE: Conference

ConflictRT: Foreign affairsHuman relationsInternational relationsNegotiation

Social problem

CongoUSE: Zaire

CongressUSE: Conference

Conservation educationUF: Energy education (conservation)BT: Environmental education

RT: Energy conservationEnergy managementForestryNatural resourcesPark rangerSoil conservation

ConsortiaRT: Library cooperation

Constitution

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Human rightsInstitutional frameworkStateState government

Constitutional lawRT: ConstitutionJustice

ConstructionSN: Use for the act of constructing or building aphysical structure. Use BUILDINGS for physicalstructures with walls and a roof.NT: BricklayingCarpentryPrefabrication

Residential constructionRoad constructionRT: ArchitectureBuilding materialBuildingsCeilingCivil engineeringConstruction costConstruction industryConstruction techniqueConstruction worker

FlooringIndustrial artPlumbingPublic worksRiggingRoofingScaffolding

Thermal insulationWindow

Construction cost

BT: CostRT: Building materialBuildingsConstruction

Construction industryUF: Building industryBuilding tradeBT: IndustryNT: Brick industryCement industry

Residential constructionRT: Architect


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Architecture planningBuilding machineryBuilding materialBuildingsCarpenter

Civil engineeringConstructionConstruction techniqueConstruction workerElectricianInfrastructurePainterPlant operatorPlumberPublic works

Woodworker

Construction techniqueUF: Building techniqueBT: TechniqueNT: Thermal insulationRT: BricklayingConstructionConstruction industryDrainageDrillingPainting

PlasteringPlumbingPrefabricationRiggingRoofingScaffoldingSteel construction

WeldingWoodworking

Construction worker

UF: Building workerNT: CarpenterCement and concrete workerCrane driverGlazierMasonPlasterer

Tile setterRT: CarpentryConstructionConstruction industry

ElectricianPainter


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Plant operatorPlumber

Woodworker

Consultant

BT: Development personnelRT: Advisory committeeAdvisory serviceConsultationConsultation programEducational researcherGuidance personnelHuman resourcesReferralResource staffSupervisor

Technical cooperation

ConsultationRT: ConsultantConsultation program

Consultation programSN: Formal procedure whereby consulting service areprovided by specialist to individual or group.RT: ConsultantConsultation

CounsellingReferral

Technical cooperation

ConsumerRT: Consumer behaviourConsumer demandConsumer economicsConsumer educationConsumer goodsConsumer price

Consumption

Consumer behaviourRT: ConsumerConsumer demandConsumer economicsConsumer educationConsumer goodsConsumer priceConsumption

Consumer demandBT: Demand


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RT: ConsumerConsumer behaviourConsumer economicsConsumer educationConsumer goods

Consumer priceConsumption

Consumer economicsBT: EconomicsRT: ConsumerConsumer behaviourConsumer demandConsumer educationConsumer goodsConsumer price

ConsumptionEconomics of educationEducational needsHome economicsHome economics educationPurchasing

Consumer educationBT: EducationRT: ConsumerConsumer behaviour

Consumer demandConsumer economicsConsumer goodsConsumer priceConsumptionEconomics educationHealth educationHome economicsHome economics educationPurchasing

Consumer goodsRT: ConsumerConsumer behaviourConsumer demandConsumer economicsConsumer educationConsumer price

Consumer priceBT: PriceRT: Consumer

Consumer behaviourConsumer demand


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Consumer economicsConsumer educationConsumer goodsConsumption

ConsumptionRT: ConsumerConsumer behaviourConsumer demandConsumer economicsConsumer educationConsumer priceEconomyStandard of living

Continuing education

SN: A comprehensive term referring to all forms andtypes of education pursued by those who have leftformal education at any point and who enteredemployment and/or assumed adult responsibilities.UF: Lifelong educationPermanent educationRecurrent educationBT: EducationNT: Adult learningContinuing vocational educationProfessional continuing education

RT: Adult educationAdult studentAdult traineeCommunity educationConferenceContinuing vocational trainingDistance learningEducational alternativeEvening classExperiential learningFurther training

Learning experienceLifelong learningOutreach programPostcompulsory educationRemedial programStaff development

Womens education

Continuing vocational educationBT: Continuing educationRT: Adult education

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Continuing vocational trainingSN: Further vocational training undertaken by thosewho have already completed basic or initialtraining in order to supplement acquired knowledge

or skills.UF: Permanent vocational trainingSupplementary trainingBT: Vocational trainingNT: Refresher trainingUpdatingRT: Adult educationContinuing educationEducationFurther trainingIn service training

Management developmentManagement educationSkill upgradingVocational rehabilitation

Continuous assessmentSN: Frequent evaluation of trainees' performanceundertaken during a learning period.

RT: Attainment appraisal

Contraceptive

RT: Pregnancy

ContractNT: Apprenticeship contractLabour contractRT: AccountabilityCivil lawContract labourLabour demandLawManpower needs

Probation period

Contract labourRT: ContractWorker

Contract of employmentUSE: Labour contract

ConventionBT: Meeting

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RT: BankFinancial policyIBRD

Conversion table

RT: Measurement

CookBT: Food workerRT: CateringCookingDietitianFoodHotel industryRestaurant

Cook IslandsUF: Auckland IslandCampbell IslandChatham IslandKermadec islandsNieu IslandPacific Islands NZBT: Pacific regionRT: New Zealand

Cooking

BT: Food processingRT: CateringCookHome economicsPastryRestaurant

Cooling system

CooperationSN: Act of working together towards a common goal

UF: CollaborationBT: BehaviourNT: Economic cooperationInstitutional cooperationInternational cooperationRegional cooperation

Technical cooperationRT: CompetitionCooperativeCooperative educationCooperative marketing

Cooperative movementCooperative planning


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Cooperative programCooperative vocational educationInternational relationsNetworkRural cooperative

Shared serviceTeam work

CooperativeBT: AssociationEnterpriseNT: Credit cooperativeRural cooperativeSchool cooperativeRT: Community organisationCooperation

Cooperative educationCooperative farmingCooperative marketingCooperative movementEconomic systemSocial economy

Cooperative educationSN: Training in the setting up and management ofcooperatives.BT: Education

Workers educationRT: Career educationCooperationCooperativeCooperative movementCooperative programExperiential learningInstructor coordinator

Work experience

Cooperative farming

BT: FarmingRT: CooperativeRural cooperative

Cooperative learningSN: Learning situation in which students work togetherin small groups and receive rewards or recognitionbased on their group's performance.BT: LearningRT: Cooperative planningExperiential learning

Group discussionGroup dynamics


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Individual trainingIndividualized instruction

Team work

Cooperative marketing

BT: MarketingRT: CooperationCooperative

Cooperative movementRT: CooperationCooperativeCooperative education

Cooperative planningSN: Process by which individuals or groups determine

mutual objectives and the means for attainingthem.BT: PlanningRT: CooperationCooperative learningInstitutional cooperationPlanRegional cooperationShared service

Team teachingTeam work

Cooperative programSN: Program conducted between or among independentinstitutions or organisations.RT: CooperationCooperative educationCooperative vocational educationEducation industry relationshipExperiential learningInstitutional cooperationLearning experience

Off the job trainingPartnership in educationSchool community relationshipShared service

Cooperative vocational educationSN: A combined program of study and practice applyingoriginally to the United States whereby legalemployment is provided for secondary school pupilsor university students together with a regularschool or university curriculum organised on an

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BT: Vocational educationRT: Alternating trainingCooperationCooperative programIntegrated training

Learning experienceWork experience

CoordinatorRT: Guidance personnel

CopperBT: Building materialMetalRT: Mining

Copy machineBT: MachineryRT: Reprography

CopyeditingUSE: Editing

CopyingUSE: Reprography

Copyright

SN: Exclusive legal right to publish sell or otherwisecontrol works that can be reproduced granted bygovernments to authors composers artistspublishers etc. for a specified period.RT: BroadcastingFilm government roleLegal aspectLegislationNational libraryPublicationPublishing

RegulationReprography

Core curriculumSN: Required studies activities or courses that areplanned to meet the common needs of student.BT: CurriculumRT: General scienceIntroductory courseRelevance of education

TAFE course

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USE: Basic skillGeneric skillKey competency

Corporate planning

USE: Strategic planning

Corporate strategyUSE: Strategic planning

CorporationUSE: Enterprise

Correctional educationBT: Educational administrationRT: Correctional rehabilitation

Prisoner

Correctional rehabilitationBT: RehabilitationRT: Correctional educationCrimeCrime preventionCriminologyPrisonerProbation period

CorrespondenceNT: Business correspondence

Correspondence courseUF: Correspondence educationBT: CourseTeaching methodRT: Distance educationLifelong learningOpen universityPrisoner

Rural studentTAFE course

Correspondence educationUSE: Correspondence course

CosmeticsRT: Chemical industry

CosmetologyBT: Technology

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NT: Construction costEstimated costLabour costProgram costSocial cost

RT: Cost accountingCost benefit analysisCost effectiveCost effectivenessCost of livingEducational financeEducational voucherExpenditureInflationRetrenchment

Cost accountingUF: Management accountingBT: AccountingRT: Cost

Cost benefit analysisRT: CostCost effectiveCost effectivenessEconomics of educationProject evaluation

Resource allocation

Cost effectiveRT: AccountabilityCostCost benefit analysisEstimated costExpenditureProgram effectivenessResource allocationRetrenchment

Systems analysis

Cost effectivenessSN: Evaluation of the monetary gains and lossesassociated with various decision outcomes oractions.BT: Evaluation techniqueRT: AccountabilityCostCost benefit analysisEstimated cost

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Resource allocationRetrenchmentSystems analysis

Cost of living

RT: CostStandard of living

Costa Rica

Cote d'IvoireBT: West Africa

Cottage industryRT: Work at home

CottonBT: Agricultural productRT: Textile

CounsellingSN: Advice and help given to employees on any personalwork-related problems.UF: Employee counsellingBT: Social workNT: Rehabilitati

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