Wales’ Skills System Is Out of Sync With Its Economy

GUEST COLUMN:Sharon James EvansPrincipalCardiff and Vale College Every day, I see the potential that exists across our communities. I see adults who want to retrain, to contribute, to build better lives for themselves and their families.

Wales’ Skills System Is Out of Sync With Its Economy

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GUEST COLUMN:Sharon James EvansPrincipalCardiff and Vale College Every day, I see the potential that exists across our communities.

I see adults who want to retrain, to contribute, to build better lives for themselves and their families.

I see young people with ambition, creativity and resilience.

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GUEST COLUMN:Sharon James EvansPrincipalCardiff and Vale College Every day, I see the potential that exists across our communities. I see adults who want to retrain, to contribute, to build better lives for themselves and their families. I see young people with ambition, creativity and resilience.

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