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Dual Education System in the Opolskie Voivodship as a Response to Entrepreneurs’ Needs
Karina Bedrunka
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Preventing and averting depopulation is the most important development challenge facing the Opolskie Voivodship in the coming years. An important factor that affects the demographic situation of the region is the quality of the labour market. There is too few rewarding jobs in the Opolskie Voivodship; moreover, the workers’ skills do not adequately meet the expectations of employers, including entrepreneurs. Improving the situation requires, first of all, carrying out a reform of the education system by — among other things — developing the dual education system. The implementation of such a system should be based on a reliable diagnosis of employers’, especially entrepreneurs’, needs, leading to a specification of such fields of dual education, which are adjusted to those diagnosed needs. The research model presented in the article can serve this purpose.
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dual education, depopulation, labour market needs, supply and demand of labour, human capital, enterpriseMost read articles by the same author(s)
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