Thousands of Young People Are without Jobs and Education Despite Political Goals
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Last year, 43,400 young people only had primary school as their highest completed education.
Last year, 43,400 young people had completed primary school as their highest level of education and were without education or a job.
Thus, the political goals of reducing the number of young people without jobs have not been achieved.
Previous government's ambitions to reduce the proportion of young people without jobs and education are going in the right direction, but not fast enough
More young people are dropping outAlthough overall the development has gone slightly in the right direction since 2016, it is particularly among 17- and 18-year-olds that the development is worrying. Here, the proportion of young people without jobs and education has increased since 2016. On the other hand, there have been fewer 19-24-year-olds without a job or education. According to AE, part of the challenge is that many young people leave pri…
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