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Setting the Pace: A Report on Aspects of Education, Training and Youth Transition
04 July 2005
Victoria leads the nation in the educational attainment of young people and in successful transitions from school, according to a report for the Dusseldorp Skills Forum, the Education Foundation and the Business Council of Australia.
Across a number of key measures Victoria is the leader, or close to the lead, in:
- The proportion of teenagers and young adults engaged full-time in learning or work.
- School retention.
- Levels of unemployment.
- The proportion of youth ‘at risk’ in the transition from school.
- Post-school participation in vocational education and training (VET).
- Apprenticeship commencements.
Setting the Pace: A Report on Aspects of Education, Training and Youth Transition
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