Industry-school partnerships: an ecological approach

Keywords

Government (linguistics), Boom, Multinational corporation, Workforce, Work (physics)

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Cited by

• Dimensions of effectiveness and efficiency: a case study on industry–school partnershipsHitendra Pillay, James J. Watters, Lutz Hoff — 2014
• Sustaining Partnerships between Schools and Industry: A Minerals and Energy CaseMatthew Flynn, Hitendra Pillay, James J. Watters — 2016
• Industry-school partnerships: A strategy to enhance education and training opportunitiesJames J. Watters, Hitendra Pillay, Matthew Flynn — 2016
• Who, how and why? The nature of industry participants in agricultural industry school partnerships in Gippsland, AustraliaMolly O’Dea, Amy Cosby, Jaime Manning — 2023
• Rural Research and Development Corporations’ Connection to Agricultural Industry School PartnershipsMolly O’Dea, Amy Cosby, Jaime Manning — 2024

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