Local empowerment and business services : Britain's experiment with training and enterprise councils

Robert J. Bennett · Peter Wicks · Andrew McCoshan

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Why TECs and LECs? Britain's need for change establishing the TECs and LECs managing the TECs and LECs local fit TECs, LECs and government training education enterprise economic and community development fulfilling the mission the search for business empowerment.

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