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A showcase of good practice across providers that Ofsted inspects or regulates
Good practice resource – Engineering excellence at Rolls-Royce
17 May 2011
See how Rolls-Royce empowers apprentices to manage their own learning and prepares them for the challenges of life as an engineer. Explore the application of business improvement techniques to managing learning and discover how closely their learning environment reflects real working.
Provider: Rolls-Royce
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| pdf Engineering excellence at Rolls-Royce- transcript | 53.52 KB | |
| mp4 Engineering excellence at Rolls-Royce | mp4 | 23.44 MB |
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