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Re-skilling for recovery: after Leitch, implementing skills and training policies. Innovation, Universities, Science and Skills Select Committee first report in 2 volumes with formal minutes and evidence (HC 505-i-v 2007-08 not printed separately).

Select Committee reports reported in the House of Commons on Monday, 15 December 2008 from the Innovation, Universities, Science and Skills Committee.

Type

Parliamentary committee

Reference

HC 48 2008-09

Session

2008-09

Witnesses

Equality and Human Rights Commission
Learning and Skills Council for England
Higher Education Funding Council for England
Trades Union Congress
Yorkshire Forward
Rolls-Royce
Universities and Skills Department for Innovation
Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry
King's College London
National Union of Students
Northwest Regional Development Agency
Universities UK
UK Commission for Employment and Skills
National Institute of Adult Continuing Education
Association of Colleges
Federation of Small Businesses
University of Bradford
Engineering Employers' Federation
Institute of Education
Creative and Cultural Skills
Financial Services Skills Council
University of Southampton
David Lammy
MillionPlus
Alliance Employment and Skills Board
NG Bailey
Leeds Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Tom Smith
Mick Fletcher
Liz Wallis
North Lindsey College

Paper type

House of Commons papers

Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Bill
Monday, 23 February 2009
Parliamentary proceedings
House of Commons

Re-skilling for recovery: after Leitch, implementing skills and training policies. Innovation, Universities, Science and Skills Select Committee second special report - government response to the Committee's first report of session 2008-09 (HC 48).
Wednesday, 18 March 2009
Parliamentary committees
House of Commons

Subjects

Department for Work and Pensions

Education

Job creation

Lifelong education

Training

Skilled workers

Vocational education

Regional development agencies

Department for Children, Schools and Families

ISBN

9780215525765; 9780215525772

Link

View this Parliamentary committee on www.publications.parliament.uk