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Gurtner and Fuchs (2010)

Gurtner and Fuchs

2010

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Source report: Slamming Doors Open V2.pdf File: Slamming Doors Open V2.pdf Ref#: PCC ref author-year:Gurtner and Fuchs (2010) Original: … here vocational learners are given parity, pathways and prestige (Gurtner and Fuchs, 2010). With strategic investment, UK apprenticeships could become a cornerstone of rural workforce planning. 5.6 C …

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Source report: Slamming Doors Open V2.pdf File: Slamming Doors Open V2.pdf Ref#: PCC ref author-year:Gurtner and Fuchs (2010) Original: … here vocational learners are given parity, pathways and prestige (Gurtner and Fuchs, 2010). With strategic investment, UK apprenticeships could become a cornerstone of rural workforce planning. 5.6 C …

Theme
Farming systems, soils & land use
Subject
Cereals & grains
Study type
Policy
Study design
Industry report
Source type
Industry/policy report
Status
Published
Geography
United Kingdom
System type
Other
Catalogue ID
IRmoq7ksnl-caac63
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