Tuesday, 30.10.2007
Lifelong Learning Index 2006
The results of the first in-depth study of lifelong learning in Ireland has just been published. We introduce an overview of the findings of the Lifelong Learning Index…
Irish people are now very aware of the importance of keeping their skill set and qualifications up to date. They feel, however, that their government is not doing enough to help them compete in today's fast-evolving labour market.
93% of us think that the Government has a responsibility to make sure that individuals have the opportunity to improve their skills, qualifications and employment prospects. Only one in five, however, believe that enough public money is invested in lifelong learning.
These statistics are derived from a recently published study - 'The Lifelong Learning Index' - which was conducted by information provider Learning Ireland to measure opinions and trends across the different aspects of lifelong learning in Ireland. 1,106 adults, from all backgrounds in Irish society, and with a wide range of past educational achievement, contributed to the online study, carried out on the www.nightcourses.com, www.postgrad.ie and www.corporatetraining.ie websites between September 13th and 29th 2006.
You can read the full report online by clicking here.
(The report will open in a new window. You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. To save a copy to your own computer which can be printed right click on the link and select 'save link as' or 'save target as'.)
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