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Higher Education at Work - High Skills: High Value

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Through our high level skills strategy Higher Education at Work - High Skills: High Value we will consult employers, learners and higher education providers on what more we need to do to equip the workforce with the skills required for an innovative and competitive economy. Our strategy will be driven by demand from employers and learners.

Timeframe

This consultation started on 14th April 2008 and ended on 7th July 2008.

Consultation Documents

Here are the documents we were able to locate that relate to this consultation:

Higher Education at Work - high skills: high value' consultation document (PDF 476KB) ( Adobe PDF, 476Kb)
Initial Equality Impact Assessment document (MS Word 109KB) ( Microsoft Word, 109Kb)

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[From fm.schmoller.net, at 06:57 on 16/06/2008]

The one above uses the Executive Summary of the DIUS Higher Education at Work consultation document. The one below is from Lucy Kellaway's...

Higher Education at Work consultation

[From rsclondonnews.wordpress.com, at 12:56 on 21/04/2008]

Further details available at: http://www.dius.gov.uk/consultations/co...

Government plans to make universities more business-friendly

[From csukblog.wordpress.com, at 15:11 on 20/04/2008]

You can read it here on the DIUS website. Quite rightly the University and College Union have been highly critical of the government's plans to...

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