Research strategy
We have published our research strategy which describes the role of research within CWDC.
We have published our research strategy which describes the role of research within CWDC.
At the centre of the strategy is a recognition that all those working within CWDC, its partners, and all those within the occupational groups covered by CWDC activities require evidence in order to create, develop and support a world-class children and young people’s workforce. The strategy has been designed to provide this evidence and to maximise its impact.
Page updated: 3 September 2009
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Recent news
- New report reveals estimated six million workers supporting the country’s young people 29 January
- The country’s young people are being supported through the complex challenges of their teens by an estimated workforce of about six million paid staff and volunteers, a new report reveals. This equates to nearly one in seven adults – or twice the populati
- First comprehensive research into England’s nannies 23 October
- The first comprehensive profile of the nanny workforce in England has been published following research commissioned by CWDC.
- CWDC announces research into children’s social care 15 October
- The Children's Workforce Development Council (CWDC) has commissioned a major new piece of research into children’s social care which will look at the key roles being carried out to support some of the most vulnerable children and families in England.
- Early years audit tool to provide vital workforce data 22 September
- CWDC is carrying out an audit to create the first accurate picture of qualifications in the early years workforce in England.
- CWDC stakeholder perception survey 16 April
- We have recently commissioned BMG Research to undertake a survey which looks at the communications received from us, in addition to awareness and perceptions of us and our role.
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