Patterns of success and failure in the transition from school to work in Australia.
Stephen Lamb, Phillip McKenzie
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Stephen Lamb, Phillip McKenzie
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This report maps the pathways of a sample of young Australians in their transition from school to work. It focuses on the pathways for those who do not obtain a university degree or TAFE associate diploma or above (or who are not enrolled for such qualifications in the seventh post-school year). By focusing on this group the analysis concentrates on those for whom getting a job was a key concern immediately upon leaving school.
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This report maps the pathways of a sample of young Australians in their transition from school to work. It focuses on the pathways for those who do not obtain a university degree or TAFE associate diploma or above (or who are not enrolled for such qualifications in the seventh post-school year). By focusing on this group the analysis concentrates on those for whom getting a job was a key concern immediately upon leaving school.
Key concepts: Apprenticeship, Work (physics), Sample (material), School-to-work transition, Longitudinal study, Political science, Medical education, Psychology