Blackpool Opportunity Area Evaluation Strand 2: Report for Blackpool Council

Axel Kaehne; Carol Robinson; Kaz Stuart; Tom Grimwood; Tom Simcock; Louise Roberts

Blackpool Opportunity Area Evaluation Strand 2: Report for Blackpool Council

Axel Kaehne, Carol Robinson, Kaz Stuart, Tom Grimwood, Tom Simcock, Louise Roberts

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Blackpool Council commissioned a consortium between Edge Hill University and the University of Cumbria to evaluate the Blackpool Opportunity Area programme Strand 2. The overall purpose of the Opportunity Area programme is to improve the experience, engagement and employment outcomes of young people transitioning from compulsory education into Post 16 education, employment or training (EET). The Strand 2 element of this programme involved the Blackpool Engagement Journey consisting of two projects, the ‘Pathways for All’ and the ‘Targeted NEET’ project.

Original language	English
Publisher	Edge Hill University
Commissioning body	Blackpool Council
Number of pages	46
Publication status	Published - 1 Feb 2022
Externally published	Yes

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