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Environments for those in care jobs may begin to revolve around encouraging older people to continue learning, if comments from one expert are anything to go by.Simon Bottery, director of policy and communications for Independent Age, said that maintaining education was both healthy and beneficial - but the social care system needed funding reform before this could happen.Mr Bottery was commenting on a recent report from the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills - which stated that continued learning could improve the confidence and emotional levels of older people.It was also noted in the report that a new set of resources to help those in care jobs implement this will become available.The news was welcomed by Mr Bottery - but he cautioned that until such measures were put into practice in a "wider strategy", the materials may not have as big an effect as it is hoped."Older people can always learn new things if supported to do so and learning is just as important in care settings as anywhere else," he said.People Unlimited are specialists in recruitment for Care Jobs
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