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- Par thématiques: The fight against early leaving from school and university
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Young people not in employment, education or training (NEET): the role of basic competencies
Early school-leaving considered in terms of regional inequalities: new perspectives?
Early school-leaving is declining, both in France and across Europe. The early school-leaving rate has fallen from 13% to 9% in ten years. By focusing on the regions, an intermediate level between national policy and individual education and labour m...
Varia n° 134
Only abstracts are in English (Texts are in French) Editorial: On the Boundaries between Categories Jean-Frédéric Vergnies This issue of Formation Emploi encourages us to revisit certain categories and the boundaries between them in order to...
How do education professionals cooperate to tackle early school leaving
The French national plan against early school leaving, which was launched at the start of the school year in 2014, is intended, among other things, to strengthen collaboration between education professionals in order to make headway in preventing the...
School drop-outs: the lessons from an experiment linking education and health services
The young persons' guidance and support programmes (ateliers pédagogiques/APs) at the Jean Wier Medico-Psychological Centre in Nanterre are an innovative project in the fight against early school leaving. They are run by professionals from the health...
The social risks of early school leaving : towards a localised prevention policy ?
The point at which a young person drops out of education is generally the moment when longstanding disaffection suddenly emerges into the full light of day. While it is always difficult to put an end to early school leaving, might not action to reduc...
What becomes of students joining a Higher Technician's Section (STS) or a University Institute of Technology (IUT)?
French youths with an Advanced Vocational Training Certificate (BTS) or a Technological University Diploma (DUT) enjoy favourable conditions of transition to work. The prospects of those who continue to pursue further studies are even better on the w...