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Healthy Wealthy and Wise The impact of adult learning and priorities for action Cardiff 16 May 2018 Contents The impact of adult learning on: Health and well- being Work and employment Community life Implications for policy


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Healthy Wealthy and Wise

Cardiff 16 May 2018

The impact of adult learning and priorities for action

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Contents

The impact of adult learning on:

  • Health and well-

being

  • Work and

employment

  • Community life

Implications for policy and practice What needs to be done?

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Process of development 2015/17

  • 1. Research papers commissioned on each of

the three themes

  • 2. Papers shared with Impact Forums in

England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales – further evidence added

  • 3. Draft report developed based on feedback
  • 4. Draft report shared at Setting the Agenda

Conference, London, October 2017

  • 5. Report revised, peer-reviewed and published
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3rd Global Report on Adult Learning and Education (2016)

  • 139 UNESCO member

states involved

  • Identifies trends in

adult learning and how it responds to a changing world

  • Looks at the impact of

adult learning in 3 areas that broadly reflected the ones in our research

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The overlapping benefits of adult learning…

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UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (2016) Third Global Report on Adult Learning and Education, p.21

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The overlapping benefits of adult learning…

“…No matter where in the world they live,

adult learning and education helps people become healthier, to improve their economic prospects, and to be more informed and active citizens.”

UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (2016) Third Global Report on Adult Learning and Education, p.21

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We have known this for a long time…

“The impact of education depends not only on the quantity of education experienced and qualifications achieved but on the quality and nature of the educational experience—its appropriateness to the individual, and their engagement with learning.”

Department for Education and Skills, Research Brief RCB05-05, October

  • 2006. The Wider Benefits of Learning: a synthesis of findings from the

Centre for Research on the Wider Benefits of Learning 1999-2006

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In conclusion…

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Geography matters…

“The quantity and quality

  • f jobs available locally is of

particular importance to them: geography matters most to those with poor skills.”

(The Geography of Poor Skills and Access to Work, Green & Owen, Joseph Rowntree Foundation, 2006)

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“London” is not enough…

Skills for Londoners, November 2017

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Why Geography Matters. Anne Green, 2009 UK Commission for Employment and Skills.

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Empowering the local…

  • Adult learning

contributes to and impacts across a wide range of policy areas

  • It is most effective

when it involves multi-agency approaches

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English devolution… a WIP

  • London, Greater Manchester, Liverpool City

region, Cambridgeshire / Peterborough, West of England, Tees Valley, West Midlands…[and] North of Tyne, Sheffield City Region

  • 50% of national Adult Education Budget

(£1.3 billion)

  • Includes ‘Community Learning’ and ‘Skills’
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For example, in London…

…devolution gives the

  • pportunity to link

strategies: – Skills for Londoners – Better Health for All Londoners – The Mayor’s Social Integration Strategy – Cultural Strategy

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Healthy Communities

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Rochdale, Greater Manchester

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European Conceptual Framework

European Commission, Directorate General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion (2015). An in-depth analysis of adult learning policies and their effectiveness in Europe

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Common priorities for action?

Policy

  • Commission learning

that is outcome-based rather than output- driven

  • Develop local

progression pathways for collaboration

Practice

  • Gather data about the

wide range of impacts that adult learning has

  • Develop collaborative

leadership approaches

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www.learningandwork.org.uk @LearnWorkUK