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Preliminary proposal on handicraft training and development programme within the education system

By: Riviere, Desmond

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TextPublisher: 1999Description: [6 p.]Subject(s): Programme Planning | Education | Training | Handicrafts | DominicaSummary: This preliminary proposal outlines a comprehensive handicraft training and development program aimed at integrating practical skills education into the existing educational system. The program designed by Desmond Riviere, seeks to equip students with valuable vocational skills, fostering creativity, innovation, and self-sufficiency . The proposed program is tailored to suit diverse learning needs, ensuring inclusivity and accessibility for all students.

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This preliminary proposal outlines a comprehensive handicraft training and development program aimed at integrating practical skills education into the existing educational system. The program designed by Desmond Riviere, seeks to equip students with valuable vocational skills, fostering creativity, innovation, and self-sufficiency . The proposed program is tailored to suit diverse learning needs, ensuring inclusivity and accessibility for all students.

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