Built heritage sector professionals : current skills, future training : skills needs analysis of the UK built heritage sector 2008.
Contributor(s): National Heritage Training Group (Great Britain)
| Sector Skills Development Agency | Construction Skills Network | English Heritage.Publisher: London : National Heritage Training Group, [2008]Description: 108p.Subject(s): Historic buildings -- Maintenance and repair -- Great Britain | Historic buildings -- Conservation and restoration -- Great Britain | Architects and builders -- Training of -- Great Britain | Building trades -- Employees -- Training of -- Great BritainOnline resources: Click here to access online
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"The NHTG would like to acknowledge its gratitude to the Sector Skills Development Agency, ConstructionSkills and English Heritage for funding the research and production of the main report" -- back cover.
Available online at: http://www.constructionskills.net/pdf/research/specialists/NHTG_skillsresearch_professionals_2008_fullreport.pdf