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Present from Ahi forms work ethic in vocational education

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Clean, community-building agenda of all communities are imagined. To achieve this objective, as in all walks of life and at work, in educational institutions and to know right from wrong, to do the right thing in recent years 'work ethic' We are frequently the concept. Vocational training and working life of young people prepared to acquire a solid personality and unethical behavior in the business world for the establishment of a climate of moral questioning, unfair competition, gain and prevent, to enhance the quality of work ethic are emphasized. Just enough technical knowledge to achieve excellence in the workplace. Development of the country away from the workplace because of moral principles and assume a positive role in achieving the level of prosperity of a business or an individual with moral principles can not be successful, even though it is bound to be temporary. The concept of work ethic is very new, but the meaning attributed to the work ethic has always existed in history. The working environment is one of the most important examples of this moral atmosphere of our history with the Ahi. Ahi system, the business regardless of the technical equipment required for the work done, and provides an example of the combination of perfect morality. Ahi the art to perfection, living where honesty, virtue is based on service to the community and the people. Employees work according to the principles and moral as well as an aspiring arts ustalaşmasını system. So Ahi forms an integral whole of professional education and ethics. Key Words: Ahi Evran, Ahi, Moral, Vocational Training, Work Ethics.

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Cemalettin Can

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Cemalettin Can (Master Thesis). Present from Ahi forms work ethic in vocational education, 2013, Hasan Kalyoncu University.

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