The Transition of Youth from School to Work: Issues and Policies (IIEP, 2000, 188 p.): (introduction...)

The Transition of Youth from School to Work: Issues and Policies (IIEP, 2000, 188 p.)

		*(introduction...)*
		Summary
		Introduction by David Atchoarena
		Chapter I. From initial education to working life: making transition work by Marianne Durand-Drouhin and Richard Sweet
		Chapter II. Training unemployed youth in Latin America: same old sad story? by Claudio de Moura Castro and Aimée Verdisco
		Chapter III. Transition from school to work in Korea: reforms to establish a new pathway structure across education and the labour market by Kioh Jeong
		Chapter IV. The integration of youth into the informal sector: the Kenyan experience by Ahmed K. Ferej
		Chapter V. Youth and work in South Africa: issues, experiences and ideas from a young democracy by Adrienne Bird
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(introduction...)

edited by

David Atchoarena

with contributions from:

Adrienne Bird
Marianne Durand-Drouhin and Richard Sweet
Ahmed K. Ferej
Kioh Jeong
Claudio de Moura Castro and AimVerdisco

IIEP research and studies programme

The development of human resources:
New trends in technical and vocational education

July 2000
UNESCO: International Institute for Educational Planning

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