Vocational training in Asia generally falls into two categories: formal vocational training and non-formal vocational training. Formal vocational training is typically provided by vocational schools, while non-formal vocational training is often provided by private providers. Formal vocational training in Asia tends to be more structured than non-formal vocational training and often leads to a recognized qualification. However, formal vocational training can be expensive, and may not always be relevant to the needs of employers. Non-formal vocational training, on the other hand, is often more flexible and tailored to the needs of specific industries. However, it may not always lead to a recognized qualification. Overall, vocational training in Asia varies widely in terms of quality and availability. However, there is a growing demand for vocational training, as employers increasingly seek to upskill their workforce.