Educational reform remains a hot topic for many countries, and it is made increasingly difficult with ever accelerated technologies, focusing how to learn over what to learn, problem solving skills, interpersonal skills will arguably better equip future generations.

The gap of applied education, either as a right to passage for young adults to have recognizable skills to employers or the need for enterprise, to continuously maintain its intellectual capital, to remain current and provide competitive advantage, a fusion of institutional learning and commerce must coexist in real time.

Vocational Training Centers are ideally positioned to service this need, and VEMAS are to network with participating centers to support the shared knowledge of multiple disciplines that are adopted by the Offsite (OS) modular market.

VEMAS disrupt the OS modular market through the reengineering of certain technologies and the reconstruction of the route to market and while some of these changes open up to new technologies and methodologies, they are on the foundation of core skills that can be attributed to multiple markets.

Those skills and shared experiences that support a more progressive route to the OS modular market are expanded upon throughout this webpage together with how vocational training interacts to accelerate the adoption for commercial application in domestic and overseas markets.