• 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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  Blog

  03 03 2023

  Where are Wales’ Missing Workers?

  Learning and Work Institute recently published a report on the UK’s missing workers that starts to get to grips with the real story behind the headlines. In a nutshell, there’s been a sustained rise in economic inactivity over the pandemic, which in contrast to other major economies, has persisted in the UK well into the post-covid period.
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  News

  02 02 2023

  New Futures Wales: Supporting women into tech

• Research and Reports 25 07 2022

  Adult Community Learning Impact Report 2022

  We have an ambition to create lifelong learners, to see our learners progress but also to see them become role models within their families, to be leaders in their communities, to have the tools to be happier and healthier in their own lives.

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• Research and Reports 25 10 2021

  Refresh of the Youth Engagement and Progression Framework

  This report summarises feedback on the Youth Engagement and Progression Framework (YEPF) obtained during stakeholder and youth engagement activities delivered by Learning & Work Institute (L&W) on behalf of the Welsh Government.

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• Blog 25 10 2021

  Reframing Youth Engagement and Progression in Wales

  The Welsh Government commissioned the Learning and Work Institute and Gower College Swansea to engage with stakeholders and young people to learn more about how the framework is working. The findings from this work have been published and will contribute to the development of a refreshed framework to better support young people.
• Research and Reports 15 10 2021

  Evaluation of the Degree Apprenticeship Programme

  The objectives of the Degree Apprenticeship programme are to help better align the apprenticeship system to deliver the higher-level skills needed by employers and to help enable progression from the existing apprenticeship programme into HE.

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• Blog 16 07 2021

  Priorities for the review of adult education

  The new Welsh Government has promised to ‘review adult education to increase the number of adults learning in Wales.’ The commitment, made in the Programme for Government and promised in the Welsh Labour manifesto in May this year, will be an important opportunity to develop a new approach to adult education and lifelong learning.
• Research and Reports 27 03 2019

  Time For Action: learning and skills for economic growth and social justice

  The UK’s skills base has long lagged that of comparator countries and over the last decade the rate of improvement in the UK’s skills base has stalled.

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