Publications | Centre for Progressive Policy

6 February 2019

Building a skills system that makes progression a priority

Good quality apprenticeships can provide a vital bridge between education and the world of work for a wide range of learners.

By Andy Norman

17 December 2018

CPP response to the government’s Good Work Plan: a first step towards redressing the balance between employers and employees

The Government’s Good Work Plan: a first step towards redressing the balance between employers and employees

By CPP

31 October 2018

Adults are still being trapped in low-paid work

The recent technical reforms still do little to help young people stuck in low levels of education or adults trapped in low-paid work

By Andy Norman

30 October 2018

Skills for inclusive growth

An effective skills system must be a critical part of helping to tackle inequality and deprivation, attract inward investment and drive productivity.

By Charlotte Alldritt, Zoë Billingham, Sophie Brownlee, Ben Franklin and Andy Norman

10 October 2018

Shifting the gear of our education system: making lifelong learning its driving principle

At this year's Labour Party conference, the Centre for Progressive Policy convened a group of MPs and industry experts to discuss skills and lifelong learning

By CPP

7 September 2018

Understanding the true price of university

With so much talk about tuition fees, why is there such little talk about the immediate costs of university?

By Jemima Swindells