The Participation in Management Dual Vocational Education.
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The research on participation in management Dual Vocational Education aims to study participation in the management of dual vocational education. By studying the population involved in management dual vocational education together with a vocational college. Samples include school administrators, faculty, students, parents students, local administration, and the establishment, a total of 184 people. The result found that there was an overall high leach of participation by respondents in the management of Dual Vocational Education, with an average mean of 3.86. The results obtained from group meetings and interviews showed that information about the management of Dual Vocational Education should be provided in order to enable the sharing and mutual exchange of information and ideas. The government should encourage organizations to collaborate in developing Dual Vocational Education equally.
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