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  • Projects 15 11 2021

    Impact of Covid-19 on young people across the UK

    L&W is working with the Social Mobility Commission (SMC) and the Poverty and Inequality Commission to review evidence on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on disadvantaged young people across the UK.
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  • Research and Reports 20 10 2021

    The impact of moving employability training online

    We were commission by EY Foundation to evaluate review the impact of the move to online delivery on different groups of young people and provide feedback on ‘what works’ to inform future delivery.
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  • Projects 19 10 2021

    Review of occupational traineeship pilots

    This project will review the implementation and early impact of the two new occupational traineeship pilots in railway and construction, on behalf of Department for Education.
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  • Research and Reports 30 03 2021

    Facing the future - employment prospects for young people after Coronavirus

    A new report released today from The Prince’s Trust and the Learning and Work Institute warns that young people will increasingly bear the brunt of the unemployment crisis, at a growing cost to the UK economy.
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  • New report finds prolonged youth jobs crisis is set to cost UK economy almost £7 billion next year

    A new report released today from The Prince’s Trust and the Learning and Work Institute warns that young people will increasingly bear the brunt of the unemployment crisis, at a growing cost to the UK economy
  • Kickstart must focus on quality of placements to tackle doubling of youth unemployment

    Kickstart, the centre piece of the Chancellor’s Plan for Jobs, is vital for young people facing long-term unemployment, but it needs to have a core focus on the quality of support and making sure young people aren’t left out says leading thinktank.
  • Research and Reports 07 10 2020

    Making sure Kickstart works

    This briefing paper warns that a focus on creating as many Kickstart jobs as possible must not come at the expense of quality training support or potentially excluding young people that need the most help.
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  • Research and Reports 10 06 2020

    Move On Up Evaluation

    This report presents the final findings of the evaluation of Move On Up, commissioned by Commonweal Housing and carried out by Learning and Work Institute.
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  • Move On Up – housing and support for young adult carers

    For many years, young adult carers were a ‘hidden’ group, but with the help of this housing project that is slowly changing.

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