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Table 1: Workwise/worklink management information April-September 1995
|Northern|Y&H |EM&E |L&SE |SW |Wales |WM |NW |Scotland|National
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Number referred to
programme |2,161 |1,011 |2,166 |7,263 |2,158 |528 |1,848 |1,675 |2,850 |21,660
Starters on programme |1,094 |505 |886 |2,894 |1,119 |254 |836 |724 |1,149 |9,461
Completers on programme |833 |347 |605 |2,135 |853 |175 |600 |508 |771 |6,827
Outcomes-Jobcentre Job |38 |8 |17 |56 |38 |18 |29 |13 |29 |246
-Non Jobcentre Job |71 |29 |57 |204 |113 |18 |93 |36 |49 |670
-ES TEC/LEC programmes |261 |93 |152 |648 |225 |69 |200 |159 |296 |2,103
-Other |86 |30 |28 |231 |71 |12 |60 |22 |35 |575
-Total Outcomes |456 |160 |254 |1,139 |447 |117 |382 |230 |409 |3,594
Number of Benefits Agency
decisions made for clients
failing to start or complete |418 |170 |402 |1,173 |368 |73 |279 |367 |724 |3,974
The above data can not be broken down by characteristics for each data item but information is collected by participants as
follows:
|Northern|Y&H |EM&E |L&SE |SW |Wales |WM |NW |Scotland|National
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Starters Ethnic Group 1
(White) |1,055 |431 |776 |2,039 |1,050 |244 |651 |668 |1,121 |8,035
-Ethnic Group 2
(Black/African) |3 |9 |37 |474 |22 |4 |42 |17 |2 |610
-Ethnic Group 3 (Asian) |17 |59 |53 |200 |9 |5 |125 |26 |13 |506
-Ethnic Group 4 (None of
above) |4 |3 |6 |83 |6 |0 |9 |4 |2 |117
-Ethnic Group 5 (Not any) |15 |3 |14 |98 |32 |1 |9 |10 |11 |193
Starters Male |908 |395 |714 |2,138 |874 |211 |633 |550 |906 |7,329
-Female |186 |110 |172 |756 |245 |43 |203 |174 |243 |2,132
Starters Health Problem |94 |47 |94 |249 |115 |14 |65 |54 |62 |794
Table 2: Jobclub Management Information April-September 1995
|Northern|Y&H |EM&E |L&SE |SW |WALES |WM |NW |Scotland|National
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Number Entrants |7,170 |10,625 |10,593 |39,749 |10,040 |5,753 |12,252 |14,238 |12,105 |122,525
Number Leavers |7,845 |10,504 |12,410 |46,542 |10,576 |6,255 |12,160 |15,530 |11,900 |133,722
Outcomes
Jobcentre Job |890 |874 |852 |2,614 |898 |844 |866 |874 |1,959 |10,671
Non Jobcentre Job |2,264 |3,544 |3,511 |14,393 |3,843 |2,157 |3,993 |4,761 |3,858 |42,324
Other Positive Outcomes |632 |1,045 |1,179 |4,090 |1,271 |740 |1,347 |1,196 |1,435 |12,935
Total Outcomes |3,786 |5,463 |5,542 |21,097 |6,012 |3,741 |6,206 |6,831 |7,252 |65,930
|Northern|Y&H |EM&E |L&SE |SW |Wales |WM |NW |Scotland|National
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Leavers-Ethnic Group 1
(White) |7,695 |9,607 |11,506 |34,158 |10,225 |6,066 |9,954 |14,065 |11,696 |11,5512
-Ethnic Group 2 (Black
African) |27 |195 |220 |5,718 |128 |48 |565 |259 |19 |7,179
-Ethnic Group 3 (Asian) |47 |559 |493 |3,764 |75 |61 |1,452 |434 |80 |6,965
-Ethnic Group 4 (None of
above) |36 |63 |62 |1,500 |47 |26 |75 |104 |37 |1,950
-Ethnic Group 5 (Not say) |40 |80 |129 |1,402 |101 |54 |114 |128 |68 |2,116
Leavers-Male |6,552 |8,355 |9,937 |34,894 |8,259 |4,967 |9,287 |12,443 |9,604 |104,298
-Female |1,293 |2,149 |2,473 |11,648 |2,317 |1,288 |2,873 |3,087 |2,296 |29,424
Leavers-Health Problem |609 |908 |1,731 |4,285 |1,384 |793 |986 |994 |1,141 |12,831
Table 3: Job Search Seminar Management Information April-September 1995
|Northern|Y&H |EM&E |L&SE |SW |Wales |WM |NW |Scotland|National
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Total Attenders |2,332 |3,909 |2,255 |10,051 |2,685 |823 |2,653 |2,612 |2,462 |29,782
Outcomes-Jobcentre Job |49 |88 |29 |140 |42 |25 |34 |44 |94 |545
-Non Jobcentre Job |193 |546 |216 |1,428 |385 |111 |236 |263 |223 |3601
-Total Placings |242 |634 |245 |1,568 |427 |136 |270 |307 |317 |4146
The above data can not be broken down by characteristics.
Table 4: Job review workshops management information April-September 1996
|Northern|Y&H |EM&E |L&SE |SW |Wales |WM |NW |Scotland|National
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Total Starters |751 |1,718 |1,219 |5,422 |1,899 |499 |1,268 |1,305 |1,437 |15,508
Total Completers |694 |1,589 |1,144 |5,032 |1,763 |471 |1,133 |1,206 |1,322 |14,354
Starters-Ethnic Group 1
(White) |725 |1,626 |1,137 |4,511 |1,848 |486 |1,124 |1,235 |1,388 |14,080
-Ethnic Group 2
(Black/African) |9 |13 |14 |331 |13 |1 |36 |10 |0 |427
-Ethnic Group 3 (Asian) |8 |51 |37 |307 |10 |8 |77 |34 |12 |544
-Ethnic Group 4 (none of
above) |4 |10 |8 |103 |8 |2 |7 |7 |4 |153
-Ethnic Group 5 (Not say) |5 |18 |23 |170 |20 |2 |14 |19 |33 |304
Starters-Male |573 |1,289 |944 |4,068 |1,482 |388 |934 |1,019 |1,067 |11,764
-Female |178 |429 |275 |1,354 |417 |111 |324 |286 |370 |3,744
Starters-Health Problem |91 |229 |192 |583 |272 |47 |141 |168 |116 |1,839
The above date can not be broken down by characteristics for each data Item but information is collected by participants as
above:
Table 5: Restart courses management information April-September 1995
|Northern|Y&H |EM&E |L&SE |SW |Wales |WM |NW |Scotland|National
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Number referred to
programme |5,217 |9,459 |10,087 |36,147 |6,054 |4,420 |8,746 |11,644 |9,628 |101,402
Starters on programme |3,297 |5,482 |5,435 |18,733 |3,179 |2,421 |4,977 |6,269 |5,011 |55,344
Completers on programme |2,938 |4,441 |4,651 |16,021 |3,220 |2,072 |4,238 |5,217 |4,239 |47,037
Outcomes-Jobcentre Job |19 |44 |44 |150 |42 |44 |65 |40 |95 |543
-Non Jobcentre Job |51 |163 |150 |587 |169 |72 |143 |158 |139 |1,632
-ES TEC/LEC programmes |458 |691 |778 |3,991 |622 |400 |1,239 |1,203 |1,359 |10,741
-Other |114 |285 |195 |941 |169 |60 |226 |163 |67 |2,220
-Total outcomes |642 |1,183 |1,167 |5,669 |1,002 |576 |1,673 |1,564 |1,660 |15,136
Number of Benefits Agency
decisions made for clients
failing to start or complete |657 |1,167 |1,248 |3,614 |741 |636 |776 |2,062 |1,839 |12,740
The above data can not be broken down by characteristics for each data item but information is collected by participants as
follow:
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|Northern|Y&H |EM&E |L&SE |SW |Wales |WM |NW |Scotland|National
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Starters-Ethnic group 1
(white) |3,199 |4,841 |4,805 |14,268 |3,464 |2,306 |4,004 |5,704 |4,825 |47,416
Ethnic group 2 (black/african) |14 |127 |206 |1,950 |45 |20 |280 |142 |6 |2,790
Ethnic group 3 (asian) |30 |350 |207 |1,290 |23 |19 |567 |236 |29 |2,751
Ethnic group 4 (none of
the above) |14 |49 |44 |411 |34 |12 |36 |50 |29 |679
Ethnic group 5 (not say) |40 |115 |173 |814 |153 |64 |90 |137 |122 |1,708
Starters-male |2,884 |4,769 |4,679 |15,815 |3,147 |2,129 |4,272 |5,426 |4,346 |47,467
-Female |413 |713 |756 |2,918 |572 |292 |705 |843 |665 |7,877
Starters-health problem |396 |884 |884 |2,433 |680 |333 |762 |721 |586 |7,679
Starters-U/E for 24 months+ |2,870 |4,178 |4,565 |14,452 |3,119 |1,758 |4,077 |5,153 |4,315 |44,487
Table 6: Jobplan management information April-September 1995
|Northern|Y&H |EM&E |L&SE |SW |Wales |WM |NW |Scotland|National
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Number referred to
programme |9,161 |14,877 |14,833 |59,290 |14,790 |7,551 |15,717 |21,629 |19,438 |177,286
Starters on programme |5,445 |7,371 |7,208 |27,437 |7,994 |3,683 |7,909 |9,876 |9,194 |86,117
Completers on programme |5,149 |6,803 |6,648 |25,528 |7,416 |3,395 |7,314 |9,124 |8,442 |79,819
Outcomes-jobcentre job |47 |48 |86 |242 |102 |40 |123 |90 |222 |1,000
-Non jobcentre job |145 |341 |226 |805 |269 |124 |315 |290 |263 |2,778
-ES TEC/LEC programmes |1,142 |1,463 |1,177 |6,668 |1,581 |864 |2,247 |1,805 |2,837 |19,784
-Other |312 |514 |285 |1,184 |253 |105 |514 |294 |197 |3,658
-Total outcomes |1,646 |2,366 |1,774 |8,899 |2,205 |1,133 |3,199 |2,479 |3,519 |27,220
Number of Benefits Agency
decisions made for clients
failing to start or complete |1,192 |1,848 |1,979 |5,939 |1,993 |983 |1,494 |3,591 |3,562 |22,581
The above data can not be broken down by characteristics for each data item but information is collected by participants as
follows:
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|Northern|Y&H |EM&E |L&SE |SW |Wales |WM |NW |Scotland|National
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Starters-Ethnic group 1
(white) |5,230 |6,578 |6,424 |20,522 |7,411 |3,454 |6,485 |8,982 |8,813 |73,899
-Ethnic group 2
(black/african) |25 |150 |188 |2,991 |166 |40 |412 |224 |27 |4,223
-Ethnic group 3 (asian) |70 |415 |336 |2,202 |76 |40 |786 |366 |114 |4,405
-Ethnic group 4 (none of the
above) |33 |54 |58 |602 |55 |37 |65 |76 |37 |1,017
-Ethnic group 5 (not say) |87 |174 |202 |1,120 |286 |112 |161 |228 |203 |2,573
Starters-male |4,718 |6,236 |5,969 |22,071 |6,492 |3,088 |6,509 |8,293 |7,798 |71,174
-Female |727 |1,135 |1,239 |5,366 |1,502 |595 |1,400 |1,583 |1,396 |14,943
Starters-health problem |708 |1,156 |1,261 |3,506 |1,340 |512 |1,308 |1,101 |1,047 |11,939
Starters-U/E for 24 months+ |5,392 |7,146 |7,130 |25,976 |7,353 |3,167 |7,655 |9,731 |9,009 |82,559
Mr. Rooney: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment (1) if she will set out, according to the results from the youth training leavers survey, the number and level of NVQs or credits towards NVQs or other qualifications gained by people leaving YT in the period April 1994 to December 1994, for each region and for England and Wales as a whole, for all leavers and by ethnic group, disability and gender showing male, female and all; and if she will make a statement;
(2) if she will set out, according to the results from the training for work leavers survey, the number and level of NVQs or credits towards NVQs or other qualifications gained by people leaving training for work in the period April 1994 to December 1994, for each region and for England and Wales as a whole, for all leavers and by ethnic group, disability and gender showing male, female and all; and if she will make a statement; [41924]
(3) what are the results of the youth training leavers survey for the period April 1994 to December 1994, for each TEC area in England and Wales and for each region
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and for England and Wales as a whole, broken down to show the number and proportion of leavers who were (a) in full-time work with the same employer, (b) in full-time work with a different employer, (c) in part-time work, (d) on a full-time course at a college or training centre, (e) on another YT scheme, (f) doing something else, (g) unemployed and (h) had obtained a vocational qualification; what was (i) the number of questionnaires issued, (ii) the usable percentage response rate and (iii) the percentage of respondents who were early leavers and the reasons stated for leaving training early; and if she will make a statement. [41996]Mr. Paice: As the information requested is contained in a large number of tables, I will write to the hon. Member and place a copy of my reply in the Library.
Travel-to-Interview Scheme
Mr. Rooney: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment if she will place in the Library a copy of the report of the evaluation of the
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travel-to-interview scheme pilot in the north-west region; and if she will make a statement. [41917]Mr. Forth: Responsibility for the subject of the question has been delegated to the Employment Service Agency under its chief executive. I have asked him to arrange for a reply to be given.
Letter from M. E. G. Fogden to Mr. Terry Rooney, dated 7 November 1995:
The Secretary of State has asked me to reply to your question about the evaluation report of the Travel to Interview Scheme. The findings of the evaluation are still under discussion. I anticipate the report will be available in the next few weeks and a copy will be placed in the Library.
I hope this is helpful.
Consultancy Costs
Mr. Rooney: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment what was the full cost to her Department of the evaluation carried out by Coopers and Lybrand of the training for work starts and outcomes funding pilots; and if she will make a statement. [41919]
Mr. Forth: The report provides a thorough analysis of the funding pilots. The findings were considered carefully when the funding arrangements for training for work in 1995 96 were decided. The covering note which accompanies the consultants' report explains the background to those decisions.
Long-Term Unemployment
Mr. Barry Jones: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment what new measures she will bring forth to counter long-term unemployment. [40138]
Mr. Forth: We have a very wide range of programmes which are bringing long-term unemployment down. Their success is demonstrated by the fact that it has been falling now for six quarters in a row.
Schools Budget
Mr. Streeter: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment if she will show for each local education authority for the year 1995 96 the element of the potential schools budget which is not delegated to schools through the aggregated schools budget, expressed (a) as a percentage of the potential schools budget and (b) as a sum of money per pupil in schools covered by the LMS scheme. [25037]
Mr. Robin Squire [pursuant to his reply, 18 October 1995, c. 299- 300]: The following revised and updated table, setting out the percentage of the potential schools budget not delegated by each LEA for 1995 96, should be substituted for the table contained in the answer given to the hon. member on 24 May 1995, Official Report , columns 614-15 .
Local Education |Percentage not Authority |delegated ------------------------------------------------------- Avon |11.9 Barking and Dagenham |10.9 Barnet |9.8 Barnsley |10.9 Bedfordshire |8.8 Berkshire |6.9 Bexley |8.8 Birmingham |9.7 Bolton |11.1 Bradford |12.0 Brent |6.5 Bromley |12.2 Buckinghamshire |11.6 Bury |8.2 Calderdale |10.9 Cambridgeshire |10.7 Camden |12.6 Cheshire |9.1 City |11.1 Cleveland |10.6 Cornwall |11.0 Coventry |8.7 Croydon |10.0 Cumbria |8.2 Derbyshire |10.7 Devon |8.1 Doncaster |10.3 Dorset |10.3 Dudley |4.2 Durham |11.5 Ealing |10.1 East Sussex |11.1 Enfield |10.6 Essex |11.0 Gateshead |13.4 Gloucestershire |8.9 Greenwich |7.4 Hackney |13.1 Hammersmith and Fulham |9.2 Hampshire |11.4 Haringey |12.8 Harrow |9.9 Havering |8.3 Hereford & Worcester |9.2 Hertfordshire |5.9 Hillingdon |10.1 Hounslow |11.2 Humberside |11.3 Isle of Wight |9.8 Isles of Scilly |14.9 Islington |6.1 Kensington and Chelsea |10.0 Kent |12.5 Kingston |10.8 Kirklees |12.9 Knowsley |6.1 Lambeth |13.6 Lancashire |12.3 Leeds |6.6 Leicestershire |11.6 Lewisham |12.4 Lincolnshire |10.5 Liverpool |7.5 Manchester |8.0 Merton |10.8 Newcastle upon Tyne |11.8 Newham |13.5 Norfolk |8.6 North Tyneside |8.2 North Yorkshire |10.2 Northamptonshire |7.1 Northumberland |9.2 Nottinghamshire |11.2 Oldham |9.4 Oxfordshire |8.4 Redbridge |9.4 Richmond |9.6 Rochdale |7.1 Rotherham |10.6 Salford |9.3 Sandwell |11.9 Sefton |11.3 Sheffield |12.2 Shropshire |11.8 Solihull |6.0 Somerset |8.9 South Tyneside |10.8 Southwark |12.0 St. Helens |10.5 Staffordshire |7.2 Stockport |9.1 Suffolk |9.4 Sunderland |7.7 Surrey |10.2 Sutton |9.8 Tameside |10.7 Tower Hamlets |9.1 Trafford |11.4 Wakefield |12.1 Walsall |9.7 Waltham Forest |6.1 Wandsworth |14.6 Warwickshire |11.6 West Sussex |11.1 Westminster |9.8 Wigan |7.3 Wiltshire |10.4 Wirral |9.7 Wolverhampton |8.1
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