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Presentation from Westminster Employment Forum

Thursday, 14 April 2016
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Presentation from Westminster Employment Forum
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Functional Skills presentation given in London today

Ian Pursglove, Associate Director of Standards for Literacy and Numeracy Qualifications, gave this presentation at the Westminster Employment Forum this morning.

The future of Functional Skills

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