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This is part of a suite of summary reports looking at a picture of public services.
Following publication of the Picture of Public Services report we’re publishing a series of sector-specific summary reports.
This report summarises key information about higher and further education in Wales.
It explores capacity, performance, finances, and outlines some of the key issues or challenges.
The COVID-19 pandemic has presented enormous challenges to public services and the people who deliver them. In higher and further education, staff and students have had to adapt to the challenges of online learning and face-to-face teaching in COVID-safe environments.
We found four key issues in higher and further education:
Despite the significant challenges ahead, there are opportunities to rebuild and deliver services differently, learning from the collective response to COVID-19.