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Employability skills

David W. G. Hind

2011

NVQs, standards and competence

Shirley Fletcher

1991

The rise of professionalism

Magali Sarfatti Larson

1977

Mash-up!

Ian Sanders

2012

Unleashing Leadership

John Hoover

2005

Worker skills and job requirements

Michael J. Handel

2005

Bridging the gap

Alberta. Task Force on the Recognition of Foreign Qualifications.

1992

Professionalism

Lydia E. Anderson

2013

Steck-Vaughn Careerready

Steck-Vaughn Company

2011

The workplace

Joe Pace, Joseph Pace

2006

The Africanization of the labor market

Remi Clignet

1976

Customer service

Sally Bradley

2007

Mentorship in healthcare

Mary E. Shaw, John Fulton

2012

The seven point plan

Ken Rawling, Alec Rodger

1985

Living medicine

Peter Richards, M.D.

1990

Job skills

KMG Publishing Limited (Firm)

2012

Workplace Skills

Contemporary

2010

Assessing Language Teachers' Professional Skills and Knowledge

Monica Poulter, WilsonRosemary

2015

A teaching assistant's guide to completing NVQ level 2

Susan Bentham

2010

Getting Your S/Nvq

Justin Arundale

1995

Communication

Gjyn O'Toole

2008

Mapping careers with LD and ADD clients

Raizi Abby Janus

1999

British Qualifications

Kogan Page Staff, Elizabeth Holmes

2010

Why Good People Cant Get Jobs The Skills Gap And What Companies Can Do About It

Peter Cappelli

2012

The complete idiot's guide to discovering your perfect career

2005

Soft Skills

John Z. Sonmez

2015 ★ 4.0

Professionalism

Lydia E. Anderson

2014

Choosing your A levels and other academic options

Cerys Evans

2012

Today's medical assistant

Kathy Bonewit-West

2009

Shaping your career : expert solutions to everyday challenges

James Waldroop, Harvard Business School

2008

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