Skills Upgrading for Ontario Working Age Adults: An Environmental Scan of Programs, Gaps, and Opportunities Final Report
A review of existing workforce and workplace-based skills training in Canada and selected international jurisdictions. The study provides a detailed examination of the most promising models and conducts a preliminary analysis of the feasibility of implementing them in an Ontario context.
Project Details
Capability: Policy Research
Policy Area: Adult Learning - Adult Training
Population: Low-skilled Workers - Official Language Minorities - Racialized Canadians - Students
Type: Final Report
Start Date: April 2009
Completion Date: August 2009
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