The contribution outlines the national system for identifying changing skill needs in the UK, and briefly reviews corresponding work at regional, local and sectoral levels. It mentions the main methods used for assessing changing educational and training needs in the UK at various levels. The recent focus on local assessment of skill needs in the UK has resulted in an explosion of research, with an immense number of detailed studies being undertaken. The chapter describes the changing institutional arrangements for identifying skill needs and delivering education and training, and reviews the significance of such changes in the UK over recent years, focusing on both technical and institutional issues. It also offers a more critical perspe...
This paper considers some issues in monitoring the regional demand of individuals for skills develop...
Prepared for the Dept. for Education and Employment and the Training and Employment AgencyAvailable ...
Skills in England 2003 is presented in four volumes this year. Volume 1 provides key messages and an...
An earlier version of this paper was commissioned in 2014 by one of the UK governments as a ‘think p...
Skills in England 2007 provides a summary of the latest information about the demand for and the sup...
Policy makers throughout the developed world have long insisted that skills are central to economic...
The aim of this research was to identify approaches used by a select number of overseas countries - ...
Traditionally, skills policies in the UK have focused primarily upon boosting the supply of skills a...
Focusing on the UK as a case study, this paper offers a critical discussion of current approaches fo...
To be successful in today’s knowledge economy, communities need to boost not only the skills of loca...
Dissertation closely examines the issue of identification and anticipation of skill needs (optimal m...
Skills in England 2003 is presented in four volumes this year. Volume 1 provides key messages and an...
The toolkit has been designed to help identify local skills priorities. It helps providers and LEPs ...
This report assesses the current and future skill needs of the UK Financial, insurance and other pr...
This paper considers some issues in monitoring the regional demand of individuals for skills develop...
This paper considers some issues in monitoring the regional demand of individuals for skills develop...
Prepared for the Dept. for Education and Employment and the Training and Employment AgencyAvailable ...
Skills in England 2003 is presented in four volumes this year. Volume 1 provides key messages and an...
An earlier version of this paper was commissioned in 2014 by one of the UK governments as a ‘think p...
Skills in England 2007 provides a summary of the latest information about the demand for and the sup...
Policy makers throughout the developed world have long insisted that skills are central to economic...
The aim of this research was to identify approaches used by a select number of overseas countries - ...
Traditionally, skills policies in the UK have focused primarily upon boosting the supply of skills a...
Focusing on the UK as a case study, this paper offers a critical discussion of current approaches fo...
To be successful in today’s knowledge economy, communities need to boost not only the skills of loca...
Dissertation closely examines the issue of identification and anticipation of skill needs (optimal m...
Skills in England 2003 is presented in four volumes this year. Volume 1 provides key messages and an...
The toolkit has been designed to help identify local skills priorities. It helps providers and LEPs ...
This report assesses the current and future skill needs of the UK Financial, insurance and other pr...
This paper considers some issues in monitoring the regional demand of individuals for skills develop...
This paper considers some issues in monitoring the regional demand of individuals for skills develop...
Prepared for the Dept. for Education and Employment and the Training and Employment AgencyAvailable ...
Skills in England 2003 is presented in four volumes this year. Volume 1 provides key messages and an...