“With NEET levels among young people rising at alarming rates, the focus on prevention in today’s White Paper is welcome. "Getting this right requires multiple layers of support to work together. However, as the White Paper highlights, NEET prevention earlier on is part of the solution. Our evidence shows that schools and colleges who deliver the highest quality careers education – with employers in, young people out and a curriculum that connects to the real world – reduces NEET rates post-16 and post 18. 🔗 Read our 'Looking deeper at destinations' technical note: https://bit.ly/4eTI4Ap “CEC is determined to do more. We are working with local areas to identify young people at risk of becoming NEET, so schools can mobilise the right support for those who face the most barriers. “These programmes offer good evidence that providing personal support to those at risk of NEET can make a difference. “There is real urgency to this work, and it is vital we redouble our efforts with partners to ensure all our young people have the opportunities they need to make the most of their talents.” 🔗 Read our Effective Transitions Fund report: https://bit.ly/3SdJSfh - Oli de Botton, CEO, The Careers & Enterprise Company
Our young people are the future of our economy. Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall visited Peterborough College to meet apprentices to launch the Get Britain Working White Paper. Our Youth Guarantee will make sure all 18-to-21-year olds are earning or learning.