Research and analysis

Further education: impact of skills and training on the unemployed

This research estimates the economic benefits to unemployed individuals from achieving further education qualifications.

From:
Department for Business, Innovation & Skills
Published
3 December 2015

Documents

Impact of skills and training interventions on the unemployed: phase 1 report

Ref: BIS/15/660

PDF, 3.16 MB, 71 pages

Impact of skills and training interventions on the unemployed: phase 2 report

Ref: BIS/15/661

PDF, 2.53 MB, 120 pages

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Impact of skills and training interventions on the unemployed: peer review

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Impact of skills and training interventions on the unemployed: phase 1 report - tables and figures

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Impact of skills and training interventions on the unemployed: phase 2 report - tables and figures

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Details

Analysis of over 2 million unemployed found that further education can make a substantial impact on the chances of unemployed people finding work.

Published 3 December 2015

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