My thoughts on economic growth and education in one place, since it's part of the topic of the day. tomforth.co.uk/graduateprem...
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tomforth.co.ukBritish Growth and the Graduate PremiumBritain's economic problems will not be solved by more graduates.
There was a lot of consensus that skills, above other things, would deliver growth for Britain. We did really well, across parties, consistently, for three decades on this. Kids can read. Graduate share boomed. And it largely didn't work at growing our economy. tomforth.co.uk/humancapital/
tomforth.co.ukFocusing on Human Capital has failed to level up Britain.Focusing on Human Capital has failed to level up Britain. We should change course.
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A few quotes and some data from me on this topic here. 38% of jobs in Oxfordshire are available to those with no and low qualifications. 51% of jobs in Teesside are. Shouldn't we give people the freedom to choose what works for them and their place? inews.co.uk/news/educati...
inews.co.ukThe areas that could be left behind by Burnham's education reformsThe Prime Minister says technical pathways will help cut youth unemployment – but critics fear they will worsen inequality