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  • Research and Reports 01 09 2018

    MyGo Evaluation Final Report

    MyGo is an integrated employment and skills programme designed to tackle youth unemployment in Suffolk, established as part of the Greater Ipswich City Deal.
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  • Research and Reports 01 09 2018

    MyGo Evaluation Final Report Summary

    Summary of MyGo evaluation findings, an integrated employment and skills programme, designed to tackle youth unemployment.
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  • Research and Reports 28 03 2018

    Evaluation of Liverpool City Region Youth Employment Gateway

    YEG was aimed at young people aged between 18 and 24 who were out of work and claiming Jobseeker’s Allowance or Universal Credit.
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  • Research and Reports 01 10 2017

    Evaluation of the Skills Escalator Pilot

    An evaluation of the West London Alliance Skills Escalator pilot – which aimed to support working people on low household incomes to gain better-paid and more stable employment through a programme of personalized advice and skills acquisition.
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  • Projects 04 07 2016

    The Step Up Pilot

    An innovative pilot in London to trial new approaches to help low-paid workers progress in their careers and move into better work. Learning and Work Institute worked with Trust for London and the Walcott Foundation.
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