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6 Most Common Misconceptions About First Aid Training Safety is always relative depending on the situation. A person cannot be truly 100 percent safe in any situation. Because of this, people should always be careful and practice safety measures to avoid accidents or injuries.If someone gets involved in an accident needs immediate first aid care, and you are in charge of the person, you have to make sure that you have obtained the necessary first aid training.There are many resources for medical information and advice. Using the Internet, magazines, television and more, almost anyone can publicise their remedy for any Read more

How Vocational Education Has Solved Unemployment! Unemployment is one of today’s growing global problem. The International Labour Organization describes the problem as a long-term persistent trend affecting up to 30 percent of the global labour force, a daunting 820 million people.The human cost of this deteriorating situation is borne for the most part by the citizens of the world’s lesser developed countries. But in some countries, much of the drive and capacity needed to manage this problem are also to be found:Developing countries have a wealth of existing and aspiring entrepreneurs who can be helped, through Self-employment, to face the Read more

Why Vocational Skills Training is in High Demand Vocational Skills training is training for a specific career or trade. Vocational training focuses on practical applications of skills learned and is neutral towards theory or traditional academic skills. Vocational Skills is in high demand because not everyone has access to higher education, but vocational training can help you learn essential skills for career paths that are needed. The Government provides substantial support to the formal education at school level. Along with the formal education, the next reasonable action, that the government can take is to provide financial assistance to Vocational training Read more

Vocational Training for Young WomenVocational training is excellent for improving the economic condition of women and youths. Young Women lack access to financial capital and have limited opportunities to gain education, knowledge and skills which lead to economic advancement.More girls attending school also opens up new opportunities to learn about the basic life skills, often resulting in later marriages, healthier, and better-educated children. However, in many Asian developing countries, girls are often kept out of school, and many women are unable to read and write. Women who lack in knowledge and skills become vulnerable to cycles of illiteracy, poverty, and Read more