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Employer co-funded training in the UK: current practice and policy considerations

Purpose - This paper sets out to examine the contribution of employer co-funding of publicly-funded vocational education and training in the UK (i.e. training initiatives that are available to all qualified applicants but funded jointly by the public and private sectors). Design/methodology/approach - The paper draws on qualitative research undertaken with more than 30 employers in a cross-section of economic sectors. Findings - The evidence from this study suggests that there is no model for how and why employers start to become engaged in co-funding publicly-funded training. Originality/value - The paper identifies key issues for public policy-makers.

Purpose - This paper sets out to examine the contribution of employer co-funding of publicly-funded vocational education and ...  Show Full Abstract  

Authors: Thomas, Rhodri; Parsons, David; Barry, John;
Date: 2007
Geographic subjects: Europe; Great Britain
Journal title: Education + training
Resource type: Article
Subjects: Vocational education and training; Policy; Workforce development;

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