Biography
Aditya Narang is associated with PsyForU Research International as Project Director, Skills and Education-to-Work Transitions. His work focuses on strengthening vocational education, occupational preparation, skills recognition, and pathways connecting education with meaningful employment.
His research examines vocational curriculum, qualification frameworks, industry partnerships, career mobility, work-based learning, recognition of prior learning, and transitions among school education, higher education, training, and employment. He is particularly interested in reducing the social and institutional separation between academic and vocational pathways.
As Project Director, Mr. Narang supports the development of skills-policy frameworks, transition models, institutional partnerships, and quality-assurance approaches. His work emphasises learner mobility, occupational relevance, transferable competencies, inclusion, and opportunities for continued education.
His contribution supports the mission of PsyForU Research International to create flexible, respected, and equitable skills systems that expand educational choice and improve access to sustainable employment.
Research / Policy Interests
Skills Policy; Vocational Education; Education-to-Work Transitions; Qualification Frameworks; Occupational Training; Industry Partnerships; Recognition of Prior Learning; Career Mobility; Work-Based Learning; Skill Certification; Transferable Skills; Vocational Curriculum; Employment Pathways; Lifelong Learning; Skills Governance.
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