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Not just a number : the role of basic skills programmes in the changing workplace.
Research output: Working paper
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| Publication date | 06/1993 |
|---|---|
| Number of pages | 202 |
| Original language | English |
Abstract
This project investigated developments in basic education in the workplace, by means of a general review of the national and international context, case studies of programmes within companies and a survey of employers in the North West of England. A variety of research methods were used in this project: observation, interviews, questionnaires and telephone interviews. In addition residential writing and video-making weekends brought together students from different workplaces to compare and document their experiences. Funded by the Leverhulme Trust 1991-1993.
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Also uploaded is the collection of adult learners writing generated from the residential writing weekend and edited by Fiona Frank.
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Not just a number : the role of basic skills programmes in the changing workplace.
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