These views have informed our response.,Digital is very important but it isn't accessible to all.,If someone has a language or literacy barrier then they won't know where to start.,What we have found is the community are trying to help each other online.”,Now, they will rightly wonder why this cannot happen all of the time.

We’re diving right in to find out what the news (and the future) looks like for digital inclusion.,There are clear links between digital skills and media literacy, and those groups who struggle with skills,Socioeconomically, ABC1&2 groups report higher levels of internet use, confidence and literacy, where,Whilst the figures are in some places reassuring, it’s important not to forget that these challenges,not wasted by using our resources and experience to champion and encourage access to skills training, information

We note that this consultation comes at a good time, enabling an assessment of what works well – and,what doesn’t - ahead of the devolution of the new employability support system.,The new My World of Work (MyWoW) website has devoted space to volunteering and has valuable information,In-work support is just as important as supporting people into jobs and training.,It became very clear that there were numeracy and literacy issues which would be a barrier to skills