Review of the Skills System in Wales
Learning and Work Institute was commissioned by Welsh Government in February 2023, to undertake a review of the skills system in Wales.
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Blog
06 09 2024Participation in learning in Wales
Welsh Government has a welcome aspiration to make Wales a nation of second chances; with a policy landscape that supports lifelong learning and in particular adults returning to education. However, translating such a laudable ambition into practical action is no mean feat. We’re all accustomed to an entitlement to education into our early adulthood, but the same entitlement is less apparent as we age. -
Research and Reports 03 01 2024
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Blog03 01 2024
It’s time for all of us to get involved in VET
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OASIS Citizens' Curriculum: Language Education and a warm Welsh welcome
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Projects 18 09 2023
Citizens’ Curriculum
During 2023 and 2024, Learning and Work Institute is working with Welsh Government and a range of partners on an exciting project to pilot a Citizens’ Curriculum for Wales. -
Blog08 08 2023
A Citizens’ Curriculum for Wales?
In his speech to the Adult Learning Conference in 2022, the Minister for Education and the Welsh Language Jeremy Miles MS committed to positioning Wales as a second chance nation; where it’s never too late to learn. -
Blog14 04 2023
Three key lessons in delivering an In-Work Support Service for Wales
Learning and Work Institute recently evaluated Welsh Government’s Healthy Working Wales: In-Work Support Service (IWS). The evaluation sought to glean key lessons from the project that focussed on South West and North West Wales ahead of a nation-wide rollout. -
Research and Reports 14 04 2023
Evaluation of the In Work Support Service
Learning and Work Institute recently evaluated Welsh Government’s Healthy Working Wales: In-Work Support Service. The evaluation sought to glean key lessons from the project.
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