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  • Upskilling and retraining. How do we motivate workers in a constantly changing labour market?

    A new report from Learning and Work Institute and Nesta highlights what we've learned about supporting adults who are most vulnerable to workforce change, to upskill and retrain online.
  • Research and Reports 05 08 2021

    What works for adult online learning: An evaluation of the CareerTech Challenge

    Our new report with Nesta highlights what we've learned about supporting adults who are most vulnerable to workforce change, to upskill and retrain online.
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  • Research and Reports 02 07 2021

    Using Labour Market Data to Support Adults to Plan for their Future Careers: Experience from the CareerTech Challenge

    The Career Tech Challenge looked at supporting the development of new solutions to help people find rewarding future careers. We’ve been conducting research with the finalists to explore the process of building data-driven solutions.
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  • CareerTech Challenge - The ‘hidden data’ that could boost the UK’s productivity and job market

    The Career Tech Challenge looked at supporting the development of new solutions to help people find rewarding future careers, including those in low pay or insecure work. Our research with the finalists to explores the process of building data-driven solutions. This report explores the findings and highlights how the CareerTech Challenge innovators used labour market data to support adults to plan for their future career.
  • Research and Reports 11 03 2021

    Understanding the difference you make: An evaluation toolkit for adult learning and career change programmes

    Developed as part of the Careertech Challenge, this evaluation toolkit provides a simple step-by-step guide to developing realistic, proportionate and high quality evaluations.
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  • Understanding evidence use in the learning and skills sector

    In a post-pandemic world where investment decisions need to be made rapidly, it’s essential that we make effective use of research and evaluation in designing the services that will help Britain to build back better.
  • Providing the employment, learning and skills sector with a ‘toolbox’ of evidence

    How do we best support people back to work after an economic shock? What works to support social inclusion across training and employment opportunities for young people? These are just some of the challenges that a post-COVID economy needs to tackle.
  • Projects 26 05 2020

    Longitudinal education outcomes (LEO) pilot

    Learning and Work Institute has been selected as one of eight organisations to participate in the Department for Education’s longitudinal education outcomes (LEO) pilot programme.
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  • Projects 30 04 2020

    Future Workforce Fund (FWF) Evaluation

    FWF is a ground-breaking two-year initiative that tests innovative ways of delivering employability support for young people not in education, employment or training (NEET), or at risk of becoming NEET.
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