"Important points raised and the WEA welcomes a more integrated approach but what’s the plan for the millions of adults furthest from the labour market? Those who face complex barriers and rely on tailored learning that goes far beyond job readiness by addressing health and social needs.
We cannot leave them behind.
And how will you support the 9 million still struggling with literacy, numeracy and digital skills? These basics are the foundation of opportunity and equality, which can only be achieved when we recognise every learner’s unique path."
You can read the article by Pat McFadden, Secretary of State, Department for Work and Pensions, here.
