„On average across the OECD, workers without upper secondary qualifications earn on average 17% less than those who have completed
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Sekundarstufe II-Abschluss besonders wichtig, um Arbeitslosigkeit zu vermeiden …
„Completing upper secondary education is particularly important in reducing the risk of unemployment. On average across the OECD, 12.9% of
WeiterlesenAnteil der Schulabbrecher:innen im Jahr 2024 …
„In 2024, the share of early leavers from education and training in the EU was 9.3% […]. Young men (10.9%)
WeiterlesenDropoutrate 2024 …
„Within the EU, the share of young people who were early leavers from education and training was 9.3% in 2024.“
WeiterlesenBeschäftigungsunterschiede nach Bildung …
„In 2024, among 25-34 year-olds, the employment rates of high-educated and medium-educated people were 86% and 80%, respectively, compared with
WeiterlesenChance auf Erwerbstätigkeit für junge Erwachsene, die höchstens Pflichtschulabschluss erworben haben, deutlich reduziert …
„In 2024, around 60% of 25-34 year-olds without an upper secondary qualification were employed, compared with 79% of those who
WeiterlesenTeilnahme an Erwachsenenbildung in Europa …
„In most European countries, unemployed or inactive adults and those with low educational levels still have very low rates of
WeiterlesenThe adult participation rate in formal education and training increases with the educational level in all countries …
„The adult participation rate in formal education and training increases with the educational level in all countries. Nordic countries stand
WeiterlesenEuropaweit 9-faches Risiko, 6-faches in Österreich …
„In all countries […] the risk of ESL [Anm.: ESL = Early School Leaving] among young people with parents with a low
WeiterlesenDer Anteil der 18- bis 24-Jährigen, die sich nicht mehr im Schulwesen befinden, ohne einen Abschluss der Sekundarstufe II erreicht zu haben, ist im EU-Durchschnitt deutlich kleiner geworden …
„The ESL rate [Anm.: ESL = Early School Leaving] in the EU-27 declined from 16% in 2004 to 10.2% in 2019. […]
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