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Strode College website shows best practice for embedding Explore and Retrain

Many colleges love the concept of Explore and Retrain but ask how best they should be incorporating them into their websites. As a result we created this case study using Strode College as an example of best practice for using these tools.

  • Pathways Retrain
  • Pathways Explore
  • Embedding
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