The Business of Learning: Staff and Student Experiences of Further Education in the 1990s

Patrick Ainley · Bill Bailey

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Where the colleges came from and what they are 1992 and all that - incorporation, convergence and inspection the managers' revolution the teachers' world the students' experience the value of further education Where next (if anywhere?).

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