Research and analysis

Co-funding for training: international evidence

Examines how the delivery of government funding can promote employer investment in skills training. BIS research paper number 116.

• From: Department for Business, Innovation & Skills
• Published: 8 July 2013

Documents

International evidence review on co-funding for training

Ref: BIS/13/1014

PDF, 1.28 MB, 126 pages

International evidence review on co-funding for training: data tables

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Details

Sharing the cost of vocational (occupational) education and training between government, employers and individuals is complex. Countries around the world face similar challenges in developing a skills training system that responds to economic needs.

This review explores the different approaches to co-funding by analysing evidence from international schemes that encourage employer investment in skills training.

It also sets out practical lessons of use to policy makers, research analysts and tax officials.

The analysis contributes to other ongoing investigations into effective reforms to the further education and skills system in England designed to drive up quality and ensure provision meets demand.

Published 8 July 2013