The number of universities offering courses, the level of available programmes and students taking part in youth work training are all at a record low, reveals the NYA’s annual report for 2019/20.
But it also details “signs of recovery” that indicate improvement when figures for 2020/21 and beyond are released.
The NYA points out that four new courses that have already been validated were due to start welcoming students from the start of the 2020/21 academic year.
In addition, a further five new courses were validated during 2020 with discussions taking place that year place to validate another.
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