Explaining the Rise in Danish Vocational Education System Dropouts: The Effect of a Youth Unemployment Program

Martin D. Munk, Do-Yeun Park

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    Abstract

    This project focuses on the impact of Denmark’s Youth Unemployment Program(YUP) enacted in late 1990s on the rise in VET dropout rates. The Youth Unemployment Program targeted unemployed, low-educated youth to strengthen the employment possibilities and to motivate for them to undertake an education. If the Youth Unemployment Program incentivized less capable/ambitious students to enter vocational education, it would increase the dropout rates via selection. This project investigates whether the program had an effect on the population characteristics of incoming VET students and the resulting dropout rates.
    OriginalsprogEngelsk
    Publikationsdato9 jul. 2011
    StatusUdgivet - 9 jul. 2011
    Begivenhed9th JVET Conference: Researching Vocational Education Practice and Policies - Worcester College Oxford, Worcester, Storbritannien
    Varighed: 8 jul. 201110 jul. 2011
    Konferencens nummer: 9

    Konference

    Konference9th JVET Conference
    Nummer9
    LokationWorcester College Oxford
    Land/OmrådeStorbritannien
    ByWorcester
    Periode08/07/201110/07/2011

    Bibliografisk note

    Presented at The JVET 9th International Conference: Researching Vocational Education Practice and Policies 8th-10th, July 2011,Worcester College Oxford

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