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| Dropout (24) | |
| Length of studies (4) | |
G#3v 3803 Dropout 0#4#dropout Dropout 0#4#educational dropout Dropout G#3v 3804 Length of studies
0#4#length of studies Length of studies G#2v 3805 Recognition of diplomas 0#3#recognition of diplomas Recognition of diplomas G#2v 3806 Recognition of studies
0#3#recognition of studies Recognition of studies G#2v 3807 School legislation 0#3#school legislation School legislation G#2v 3808 Schooling
internship (255 in private sector), with very low dropout (2011-2013 data 26 x Eslife: promotes initiative and autonomy amongst unemployed, underemployed and
internship (255 in private sector), with very low dropout (2011-2013 data x Eslife: provides benefits of legal and insured work compared to informal work
dropout rates and equipping human capital with improved skills. Professional profiles and training provisions should also be adapted to the real needs of the production
In order to reduce the high school dropout rate in Catalonia, action is needed with regard to the basic skills taught at primary school.
Low quality schooling and high dropout rates supress youth employment. According to the Economic Commission for Latin america and the Caribbean, completing a high quality secondary education is an
Reducing school dropout rates below 10%;%at least 40%of 30-34†year -olds completing third level education
the potential for action, notably on higher education dropout and completion; on the balance between public and private funding (cost-sharing),
y learning communities for support to school dropouts and low culture people; and y communities of volunteers assisting persons with disabilities
criticism †these courses are often characterised by very high dropout rates, overly traditional teaching
Country Office for Uganda, Immunization Dropout in Uganda. IDS/Health Information bulletin. 2001 Copyright for articles published in this journal is retained by the authors, with first publication
number of dropouts increasing There is a schism between economic development and workforce development Andalusia experiences a chronic schism between economic and workforce development
and number of dropouts increasing (Laurent, Periã¡Ã ez and Petit de Gabriel, 2010. For the 2009-10 course, the number of students at technical and vocational
Hence, throughout the survey we observed dropouts after each of the areas, which stabilised after
with potential to reduce the dropout rate Interactive visual materials and additional sources of information
and new companies to compensate for dropouts. Only enterprises from manufacturing and manufacturing -related services (such as wholesale, transport services, research and development, consulting) are included
and new companies to compensate for dropouts. Only enterprises from manufacturing and manufacturing -related services (such as wholesale, transport services, research and development, consulting) are included
school dropout by providing education, training, and employment paths in Urbanizaã§Ã£o Casal da Boba, in Amadora in Lisbon
school dropout rates are high and violence, crime, un-documentation integration difficulties and social exclusion are common.
%ï to reduce school dropout rates to below 10 %and increase the share of young
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