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The costs and benefits of apprenticeships to employers: Policy, funding and training quality

Human Resource Management, Innovation and Performance
Journal · pp. 80-94
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University of Warwick, Coventry, West Midlands, United Kingdom
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References 10 References
1 Modern Apprenticeship Employers Evaluation Study, (2003)
2 Apprenticeship Task Force Final Report the Business Case for Apprenticeships, (2005)
3 Employer Investment in Apprenticeships in the Health Sector, (2014)
4 Independent Review of Fees and Co Funding in Further Education in England, (2010)
5 Investing in Skills for Sustainable Growth, (2010)
6 New Challenges New Chances Further Education and Skills Reform Plan, (2012)
7 Rigour and Responsiveness in Skills, (2013)
8 Future of Apprenticeships in England Guidance for Developers of Apprenticeship Standards and Related Assessment Plans, (2014)
9 Estimating the Labour Market Returns to Qualifications Gained in English Further Education Using the Individualised Learner Record, (2013)
10 Modern Apprenticeships the Way to Work, (2001)
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