Lifelong Learning Inquiry - UK

Independent review calls for new learning entitlements for all


The financial crisis and rising unemployment open up opportunities for a major rethink on how we shape future patterns of work and learning, at all ages.
The first person in the UK to reach her 120th birthday has already been born and she is approaching 60…but she can expect little public support for learning in the second half of her life.
On average, over £8,000 is spent annually on education and training for each 18-24 year old. The equivalent figures are under £300 for an adult aged 25-50; £86 for those aged 50-75; and just £60 for an adult aged over 75.

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