Visit mimio.dymo.com/bett4 to be among the first to know what we are premiering at stand C76BETT Update sponsored byMore Solutions. More Simplicity. More Classroom Engagement.©2011 DYMO, a Newell Rubbermaid companyMartin Doel, Chief Executive at the Association of colleges, says:"With employability and the needs of industry top of the agenda in education, it has become an established practice for Colleges in the UK to be flexible in their ability to create and/or tailor courses to local needs. This practice involves close liaison with local industry and commerce to ensure that Colleges are aware of local needs to enable them to offer appropriate and relevant courses that are attractive to local students, but that also meet national standards as advised by UK Sector Skills Councils.Although these collaborative partnerships are common practice between Colleges and industry, the schemes are less developed within schools."UpdFurathetre an do

Visit mimio.dymo.com/bett4 to be among the first to know what we are premiering at stand C76BETT Update sponsored byVisit our stand C76 at BETT 2012 and enter to win!Visit mimio.dymo.com/bett2 today to see our full presentation schedule. Find out how to enter to win at stand C76. Martin Doel, Chief Executive at the Association of Colleges, will be joining the Leaders' Roundtable at the Education Leaders @ BETT conference and leading a master-class entitled 'Working with Business and External Stakeholders to Enhance your Institution's Appeal.' With more focus placed on linking education to the needs of industry than ever before, Martin will share his experiences of successful partnerships, outlining best practice approaches for Colleges and examining how certain elements could be transferred to schools.an do Hignhe.r Education