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DfES - The Learning Age - a Renaissance for a New Britain

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DfEE publishes Green Paper consultation : The Learning Age - a renaissance for a new Britain presented to Parliament (Cm 3790) February 1998. The concept of individual learning accounts for the general public and the University for Industry (UfI) are covered. The vision was for a well-educated, well-equipped and adaptable labour force, to help secure UK's economic future

When	Jan 02, 1998
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