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The Vocational Aspect of Education Volume 47, 1995 - Issue 2
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Partnerships in Teacher Education: a response to The Business Partnership in School‐based/‐centred Initial Teacher Training

K.M. Bullock University of Bath, United Kingdom
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W.A.H. Scott University of Bath, United Kingdom
Pages 165-176 | Published online: 11 Aug 2006

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John Butcher. (1998) The conundrum of general national vocational qualifications: a case study of the training needs of school-based GNVQ teachers. Journal of Vocational Education & Training 50:4, pages 569-583.
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Peter Stagg. (1996) Initial teacher training and business links: built‐in, not bolt‐on?. Education + Training 38:4, pages 10-16.
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