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Review of Vocational Education - GOV.UK
Review of Vocational Education The Wolf Report Alison Wolf March 2011 Contents Foreword by the Secretary of State for Education Michael Gove MP 4 Foreword by the Minister of State for Further Education , Skills and Lifelong Lear ning John Hayes MP 6 Executive Summary 7 What we want to achieve 8 The wider environment 9 The way forward 10 Recommendations 13 Scope 19 Part One: Introduction 20 Part Two: The Social and Labour Market Context 24 1. The collapse of youth labour markets 24 The nature of the labour market 28 2. High returns to Education and qualifications 30 3. High returns to apprenticeship and employment 33 4. Occupational change 35 5. The implications of change (A): Young people s entry into the English labour market 36 The implications of change (B): How Education systems are adapting facts and misconceptions 39 The implications of change (C): challenges for Vocational Education 43 1 Review of Vocational Education The Wolf Report Part Three: The Educational Context 44 1.
Vocational education is an important part of that world. Most English young people now take some vocational courses before they are 16; and post-16 the majority follow courses which are largely or entirely vocational. Vocational education today includes, as it always has, courses and programmes which
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