The National Youth Agency (NYA) is reforming youth work qualifications to meet rising demand and tackle youth unemployment, mental health issues, and violence. The changes aim to address workforce shortages, improve recruitment, and support government initiatives like Young Future Hubs.
Despite growing need, many youth workers lack formal qualifications. The new framework introduces clearer pathways, including new certificates and recognition of prior learning, to boost accessibility, diversity, and professionalism in the sector.
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