The evaluation found that services that followed the TtW CoP model closely were more likely to meet or surpass government targets for 12-week education/employment outcomes than services with less fidelity to the model. Two core concepts stepped out in practice—Advantaged Thinking and harnessing community investment—drove successful outcomes. The study also found that an enabling organisation facilitated enhanced quality and performance for all TtW CoP providers while ensuring evidence-informed, ongoing development of the model, a focus on place, and fidelity to the model.
- Summary - Finding that spark: what works to achieve effective employment services for young people? By Sharon Bond & Deborah Keys, 2020 (PDF, 1 MB)
- Full report - Finding that spark: what works to achieve effective employment services for young people? By Sharon Bond & Deborah Keys, 2020 (PDF, 5.4 MB)