Dr Divya Jyoti
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 30 Jun
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Because this obsession with GCSE English and maths, we should be able to widen our spectrum of, you know, how we talk about skills and recognize those skills and bring those into the job market.
The second is thinking about the transitions.
Those who are coming from disadvantaged backgrounds are somehow struggling to stay in school because
There are particular moments where they can fall through the cracks.
The third is more structural in terms of the local-based approach that the government perhaps can take when thinking about the job markets.
Think about local labour markets, you know, those place-based opportunities which can be created.
Why should everyone come down to London or Manchester for jobs, right?
But when you think about, you know, farming, you look at the local conditions and then you think about what fruit can I grow, which is going to flourish here, right?
It's almost like you need to think about a similar approach when you're thinking about places and how they develop and what kind of skills are potentially needed for that.
Yes, if we do something about it, if we kind of go beyond, you know, articulating the problem to start actually taking action towards a solution.
And I think if we make a commitment to do so, they can, because it is not a problem which is outside of our power and capabilities as employers or as, you know, the policy makers and decision makers.
I'm curious to see what comes out as from a government perspective, you
So yeah, I wouldn't say I'm completely disillusioned.
I would like to keep a little bit of hope alive.
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