Independent Evaluation
October 2008 - The Centre for Economic and Social Inclusion have just published the latest evaluation of the Care to Learn programme.
This looks at the impact of Care to Learn on the 2006/-7 cohort; it tracks the destinations of those young parents receiving the support, their academic achievement and progression. It also analyses the impact of two new policy changes which were implemented in 2006/07, the introduction of London Weighting and the extension of age eligibility to include 19 year olds.
The report, and the accompanying technical report are both available below.
Impact of Care to Learn - tracking the destinations of young parents funded in 2006-07
Impact of Care to Learn - technical report
November 2007 - The Institute of Employment Studies has just published a suite of evaluation reports looking at the impact of Care to Learn on the 2003/04 cohort; the issues and barriers faced by young parents wishing to return to learning; and the issues faced by learning providers working with/or wishing to work with young parents
November 2007 Reports
Young Mothers not in learning - a qualitative study of barriers and attitudes
Impact of Care to Learn - tracking the destinations of young parents funded 2003-04
Learning for young Mothers - a qualitative study of flexible provision
Learning Provision for young parents - a survey of learning providers
Impact of Care to Learn Report Dec 2006
Impact of Care to Learn Report Dec 2006
2005 Teenage Pregnancy Coordinators report
Click here to download a PDF version of the report
2004 Interim Independent Evaluation
Click here to download a PDF of the full report
Click here to download a PDF of the Executive Summary
