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Research and Reports 10 09 2024

The Rising Cost of Living and Access to Adult Education in London

This research, commissioned by the Greater London Authority (GLA), explores the views of Londoners most affected by the rising costs of living towards adult education and skills training, and the impact on their learning.

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Responding to the Government's launch of Skills England

Learning and Work Institute's chief executive, Stephen Evans, responds to the Government's launch of Skills England.
Responding to the King's Speech

Learning and Work Institute's Director of Policy and Research, Naomi Clayton, responds to the King's speech at the state opening of parliament.
Research and Reports 28 06 2024

New Futures: Nation Briefings

These four briefings explore lessons learned from our our New Futures pilots in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, funded by the Covid-19 Support Fund, and offer potential policy options to improve support for career changers.

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Research and Reports 28 06 2024

New Futures: Four Nations Policy Recommendations

This report draws together insights from our New Futures pilot programme, funded by the Covid-19 Support Fund, and gives recommendations for governments of the four UK nations on how to support career change.

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Research and Reports 28 06 2024

New Futures pilots evaluation

This evaluation of our New Futures pilot programme, funded by the Covid-19 Support Fund, builds the evidence base for what works in supporting career change.

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Research and Reports 07 06 2024

Flex and match: a new Skills Levy for growth and opportunity

This report makes the case for broadening the apprenticeship levy into a “flex and match” Skills Levy that would give employers greater flexibility to spend their levy, but only if they also invest in apprenticeships for young people.

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Young people and the north of England bear the brunt of falls in apprenticeship numbers

“Counterproductive” government reforms to funding have led apprenticeship numbers in England to plummet by 36% for young people and by more than a quarter in Tees Valley, Liverpool City Region and the West Midlands, L&W has found.
Cuts to skills funding hit poorest areas hardest and put £20 billion of economic growth at risk

Millions of lost opportunities to improve qualifications are holding back economic growth and creating a “great skills divide” as a result of cuts to skills budgets, Learning and Work Institute warns in a new report.

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The Rising Cost of Living and Access to Adult Education in London

Responding to the Government's launch of Skills England

Responding to the King's Speech

New Futures: Nation Briefings

New Futures: Four Nations Policy Recommendations

New Futures pilots evaluation

Flex and match: a new Skills Levy for growth and opportunity

Young people and the north of England bear the brunt of falls in apprenticeship numbers

Cuts to skills funding hit poorest areas hardest and put £20 billion of economic growth at risk