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An Introduction to Work-Based Learning
An Introduction to Work-Based Learning UK Physical Sciences Centre Department of Chemistry University of Hull Hull HU6 7RX Phone: 01482 465418/465453 Fax: 01482 465418 Email: Web: Tom Lemanski, Ruth Mewis and Tina Overton February 2011 ISBN 978-1-903815-27-4 A Physical Sciences Practice Guide Introduction to Work-Based Learning An Introduction to Work-Based Learning Tom Lemanski, Ruth Mewis and Tina Overton February 2011 Published by the Higher Education Academy UK Physical Sciences Centre The views expressed in this practice guide are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the UK Physical Sciences Centre. The practice guide is an expansion of the published article entitled An Introduction into the recent literature on approaches to Work-Based Learning , by the same authors.
Introduction to work-based learning 4 ‘Increase employer engagement and investment in skills.’ ‘Launch a new “Pledge” for employers to voluntarily commit to …
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