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New Challenges, New Chances, The National Careers Service, Apprenticeships, NEETs, Wolf Report and more
Last month the government published a consultation document, New Challenges, New Chances: next steps in implementing the further education reform programme. The government is consulting on a number of the policy measures set out in the government's s...
Responding to today's (March 7), announcement of the £50 million Growth and Innovation Fund to boost investment and training and to help businesses develop the skills they need to drive growth...
Responding to the review of vocational education by Professor Alison Wolf, Tom Wilson, director of unionlearn, said: 'We agree with Professor Wolf's support for the expansion of high quality apprenticeships that will offer genuine career progression ...
Commenting on the publication today (Tuesday) of the government's skills strategy, TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber said:
This authoritative paper by Francis Green sets out the need for greater policy focus on the utilisation of skills and how it is linked with High Involvement Work Practices (HIWPs).
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