National, state, and local levels of government function as agencies specializing in the provision of public commodities and services Insofar as this objective aptly characterizes the public sector, it is appropriate to compare government training with private sector training The government is, however, more than a producer of public commodities and services; it also has a public policy agenda In the field of employment and education policy, the government may elect to further its objectives through its role as an employer, as well as through more traditional policy instruments

Education and training for full employment

Training by and for the Government: Introduction

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Development; *Adult Education; *Adult Learning; Adult Literacy; Colleges; Correctional Education; Developed Nations; Developing Nations; *Educational Media; Educational Philosophy; Elementary Secondary Education; Extension Education; Foreign Countries; Higher Education; Learning Theories; Libraries; *Literacy Education; Military Training; Minority Groups; Museums; Nursing Education; Older Adults; Parent Education; Patient Education; Program Development; Public Schools; Religion Studies; Religious Education; *Special Needs Students; Staff Development; Teaching Methods; Training; Universities; Veterans Education; Womens Education; Workplace Literacy

Education and training for full employment

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