Collaboration is key : But is it really as easy as ‘working together’? A discussion document from the Institute of Employability Professionals

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Scott, Teresa and Ingold, Jo. (2020). Collaboration is key : But is it really as easy as ‘working together’? A discussion document from the Institute of Employability Professionals London, United Kingdom: Institute of Employability Professionals.

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Authors	Scott, Teresa and Ingold, Jo
Type	Discussion paper
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Year	2020
Publisher	Institute of Employability Professionals
Place of publication	London, United Kingdom
Page range	1-28
Web address (URL)	https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.myiep.uk/resource/resmgr/docs/collaboration_report_a4_fa_f.pdf
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