Skills Barometer
Report providing a detailed understanding of the skill requirements for the Northern Ireland economy:
Employer Surveys
Published employer surveys are listed below:
- Employer Skills Survey 2017
- Employer Perspectives Survey 2016
- Employer Skills Survey 2015
- Employer Perspectives Survey 2014
- Employer Skills Survey 2013
International Skills Assessments
Here is international research published on skills in Northern Ireland:
- OECD Review: Employment and Skills Strategies in Northern Ireland
- OECD Review: Skills Beyond School
- Northern Ireland Skills Base: International Benchmarking Report Card
- International Survey of Adult Skills 2012
- Management Matters in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland
Skills and Qualifications
Published projects concerning skills and qualifications are listed below:
- Economic, Labour Market and Skills Impacts of Migrant Workers in Northern Ireland
- Influence of Graduate Qualifications on Average Wages and Productivity
- International Trends in Occupational Forecasting and Skills Research: How Does Northern Ireland Compare?
- All-island Skills Study
- Towards a Skills Assessment Framework for Northern Ireland: A Sectoral Performance Approach
- Northern Ireland Executive Recruitment Watch Survey 2007
- Skills at Work in Northern Ireland 2006
Higher and Further Education
Published projects on Higher and Further Education are found below:
- Factors Contributing to Student Outcomes in Northern Ireland FE Colleges - an econometric analysis
- The economic impact of Higher Education on the Northern Ireland economy
- The economic impact of Northern Ireland’s FE sector on the Economy
- Removing the Barriers to Learning: Exploring Adult Perceptions and Attitudes to Participation in Further Education
- Impact of Variable Tuition Fees and Student Support Arrangements in Northern Ireland
- Graduate Earnings: An econometric analysis of returns, inequality and deprivation across the UK Main Report and Summary
- Higher Education - Business and Community Interaction Surveys
- Staying the Course: An econometric analysis of the characteristics most associated with student attrition beyond the first year of Higher Education
Labour Force Participation
Publications on Labour Force participation are found below:
- Labour Mobility in Northern Ireland
- Addressing Gender Balance - Reaping the Gender Dividend in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
- Economic Inactivity: Literature Review
- Promoting Investment and Increasing Employment among the Economically Inactive: A Review of Best Practice
- Best Practice in Inter-agency Co-operation on Employability
- Education, Occupational Class and Unemployment in the UK Regions