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    The RAF foundation degrees: Meeting employer need – a consortium approach

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    Authors
    Lucas, Mike
    Minton, Ann
    Perrin, David
    Affiliation
    Open University ; University of Derby ; University of Chester
    Publication Date
    2007-04
    
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    Abstract
    This Foundation Degree development involved assembling a consortium of Higher Education Institutions who could work together to develop bespoke a Foundation Degrees (Arts) in Business, and in Leadership and Management, to be offered as an elective learning opportunity to personnel within the Royal Air Force. As a development it clearly predates the Leitch Report, but nevertheless addresses many of the key issues raised and provides a context for discussion about how the university sector can work with large employers. This paper argues that the success of the consortium is founded in the shared vision of co-operative, rather than competitive working, the leadership of the RAF and their close involvement in all aspects of the consortium, together with the involvement of quality and finance managers from each HEI. In many respects it is a unique intervention by the HE sector in the field of FD provision and joint-working with clients.
    Citation
    In D. Young & J. Garnett (Eds.), Work-based learning futures: Proceedings from the Work-Based Learning Futures conference, Buxton, April 2007 (pp. 53-64). Bolton: University Vocational Awards Council, 2007.
    Publisher
    University Vocational Awards Council
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10034/116212
    Additional Links
    http://www.uvac.ac.uk
    Type
    Book chapter
    Language
    en
    Description
    This book chapter is available at http://www.uvac.ac.uk/downloads/0401_publications/Work-based%20Learning%20Futures%20FINAL.pdf
    ISBN
    9780907311249
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    Centre for Professional and Economic Development

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