The Role of Education in Welfare to WOrk Ben Levin University of Manitoba November 17, 2003.

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The Role of Education in Welfare to WOrk Ben Levin University of Manitoba November 17, 2003

Three Key Points More education will not solve problems of welfare We could do much better in supporting education provision There are some real barriers to action

How Important is Education? Dangerous to assume that education=employment Labour market is variable, regional Education system is more equitable than the labour market Canada has underuse of skills as well as lack of skills

OECD Equity Frame for Learning Encouraging individual participation and success e.g. funding, recruitment Changing institutional delivery systems and methods e.g. programs, delivery modes Changes in broader social policy e.g. child care, income support

Improving Provision Importance of real credentials Short and long term plans Career ladders Prior learning assessment Targeted programs, institutions Multiple supports to learners Personal, academic, financial Importance of settings goals, efficacy

Barriers to Moving Forward Disconnect between education and welfare systems Focus on short-term savings Lack of innovation in all systems Federal-provincial conflicts Jurisdiction Money Credit

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