Lifelong Learning and Career Development

Topics covered in the literature search include:

• Theories and research on personal and professional fulfilment
• Lifelong learning in higher education and training
• Lifelong learning and technology
• Cultural differences in enabling lifelong learning and career success
• Barriers to lifelong learning for excluded groups
• Preparing youth for lifelong learning and principles for adult learners
• Work-integrated lifelong learning models
• Employer role in lifelong learning and workforce development

Lifelong Learning and Career Development

Literature Search

March 2018

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