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FE Colleges and the International Market
15 Oct 2007
Main speakers - RT. HON. CHARLES CLARKE MP and Dr Swati Kulkarni First Secretary (Political & Education), High Commission of India
This important conference examined how colleges can develop and implement the long-term strategies required to compete in the international market.
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Documents
Podcasts
Mike Baker
chair of the conference introduces the day
Rt. Hon. Charles Clarke
KEYNOTE ADDRES: The international ambition for FE
Question and Answer Session
with Rt. Hon. Charles Clarke
chair of the conference introduces the day
Rt. Hon. Charles Clarke
KEYNOTE ADDRES: The international ambition for FE
Question and Answer Session
with Rt. Hon. Charles Clarke
Mark Walmsley
Visas for students: implications of the updated points system and new ‘student visitor’ status
Pat Killingley and Gail Campbell
Building FE international partnerships
Dr Swati Kulkarni
KEYNOTE ADDRESS - Indian education system: the current scenario and future challenges
Visas for students: implications of the updated points system and new ‘student visitor’ status
Pat Killingley and Gail Campbell
Building FE international partnerships
Dr Swati Kulkarni
KEYNOTE ADDRESS - Indian education system: the current scenario and future challenges