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Target for half of kids to go to university dropped

10 July 2020

12:08 AM

10 July 2020

12:08 AM

In a sign of how worried the government is about youth unemployment, it will – quiet literally – pay firms to hire 16 to 24 year olds. But, as I say in the magazine this week, these government-funded jobs can only be a short-term fix. Any medium-term solution is going to require fixing post-16 education.

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