City of Playford profile: Education & Training

Ann-Louise Hordacre; John Spoehr; Sarah Crossman; Bianca Barbaro

City of Playford profile: Education & Training

Ann-Louise Hordacre, John Spoehr, Sarah Crossman, Bianca Barbaro

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Education and further training support economic growth and productivity, with skilled workers better resourced to access opportunities, which can lead to greater control over aspects of their lives such as income and job security. Conversely, those with low levels of education are at risk of unemployment and social exclusion. Societies that tend to be less equal in terms of access to education and learning outcomes also tend to be less equal in terms of income distribution.

Original language	English
Publisher	WISeR, The University of Adelaide
Number of pages	2
Place of Publication	Adelaide, Australia
Publication status	Published - 2013

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