The Seta system is an expensive, inefficient model that has failed miserably. It should be scrapped, allowing firms to contract directly with training providers
14 August 2025 – 05:00
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Over the past 25 years, business has sunk billions into the creation of the sector education & training authority (Seta) system. Intended to catalyse a skills revolution, this massively inefficient edifice consistently fails to meet its own skills targets, is plagued by allegations of malfeasance, and facilitates training more costly on some metrics than obtaining a university degree.
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