BIS publish their Skills Investment Statement 2011-2014

This morning the Department for Business Innovation and Skills published their Skills investment statement 2011-2014: Investing in a World Class Skills System. FE Week will be bringing you the highlights shortly. Download a copy of the investment statement by clicking here.

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| 1 December 2011, 1:33 pm

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This morning the Department for Business Innovation and Skills published their Skills investment statement 2011-2014: Investing in a World Class Skills System.

FE Week will be bringing you the highlights shortly.

Download a copy of the investment statement by clicking here.

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