Labor market exclusion of persons missing an upper secondary degree: does it pay off for the state to fill the gap?

Diplôme Thèse Labor market exclusion of persons missing an upper secondary degree: does it pay off for the state to fill the gap? eng 2018-05-31 author Fritschi Tobias 805176 director Flückiger Yves 26486 director Jann Ben 908262 10.13097/archive-ouverte/unige:107223 urn:nbn:ch:unige-1072231 SdS 92 The analysis of longitudinal register data from the social security system shows the great importance of a diploma on upper secondary level as a resilience factor against labor market exclusion. The potential contribution of case management in vocational education and training CM VET towards increasing the upper secondary degree completion rate is estimated to be 2.5%. Around 5% of the population complete a professional degree for adults when they are over the age of 30. The fiscal cost-benefit ratio of such a degree lies lower, at 1 to 1.2, than that of CM VET, at 1 to 2.0. This confirms the efficiency of earlier investments in education, but it also shows that investments in the vocational education of adults still pay off for the State. Labor market Cost-benefit analysis Educational system Register data Social security Exclusion Vocational training Dewey 304.6/305.3/306 195 Institut de démographie et de socioéconomie TH false e4260327-8818-4a75-a54f-1f30a0b9d8b2 Thesis Public these_manuscript_fritschi_ImprimaturDEFa.pdf 2114079 application/pdf Private 2019-11-16 b15913f7daf1ec4dd6418aeeafcdea11318fdcc6cee2e22a441bdd9319851318 openAccess Faculté des sciences de la société / Institut de démographie et de socioéconomie

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