Australia's youth: from risk to opportunity: practices and potential of community partnerships

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Author: Dusseldorp, Jack

Corporate author:
Dusseldorp Skills Forum (DSF)

Abstract:

This paper is a very personal discussion of what the future holds for Australia's youth. It draws on research reported in Dusseldorp Skills Forum's 'Australia's youth: reality and risk' indexed at TD/TNC 53.12, and 'Australia's young adults: the deepening divide' indexed at TD/TNC 57.01 and offers key findings about teenagers and young adults in Australia. These findings are: marginalisation of young people; falling school retention rate; youth unemployment; the youth labour market is collapsing; young people are losing out on training; early school leavers are disadvantaged; and skills are not adequately recognised. The paper reviews work, both past and current, into partnerships as a way to solve some of the difficulties facing marginalised young people. Early intervention and effective case management are also mentioned as useful strategies.

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This paper is a very personal discussion of what the future holds for Australia's youth. It draws on research reported in Dusseldorp Skills Forum's 'Australia's youth: reality and risk' indexed at TD/TNC 53.12, and 'Australia's young adults: the deepening divide' indexed at TD/TNC 57.01 and offers key findings about teenagers and young adults in Australia. These findings are: marginalisation of young people; falling school retention rate; youth unemployment; the youth labour market is collapsing; young people are losing out on training; early ...  [+] Show more

Subjects: Vocational education and training; Participation; Higher education; Outcomes; Youth; Employment

Keywords: Outcomes of education and training; Unemployed; Unemployment; Transition from education and training to employment

Geographic subjects: Oceania; Australia

Published: Ultimo, New South Wales: Dusseldorp Skills Forum, [1999]

Physical description: 18 p.

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Conference name: Victorian Industry Education Partnership Forum

Date: 1999

Place: Melbourne, Victoria

Statement of responsibility: Jack Dusseldorp

Resource type: Conference

Call Number:
TD/TNC 75.477



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