2021
DOI: 10.46841/rcv.2021.04.03
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Policy and practical lessons learned regarding youth and NEETs in Slovenia

Abstract: The article highlights the Slovenian strategies, institutions, policies, programmes, projects, and measures in tackling the NEETs, particularly the rural ones. The Youth Guarantee, and particularly active employment policy measures at a national level implemented via regional offices for employment work together to play a crucial role in bridging the gaps for the structurally and long-term unemployed in general, and especially for rural NEETs who are in transition from education and training to employment. Nat… Show more

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“…As Ule (2015) points out, the (non) participation of parents represents an important new element of social differentiation and it covertly sanctions those who cannot support their children, who are less involved in schoolwork and educational trajectories of children due to various reasons. The support of parents is crucial also for the prevention of school dropouts and successful transition from education to employment (Macia and Llevot Calvet, 2019;Bojnec, 2021). Some schools are addressing these issues by supporting migrant parents in enrolment, addressing the linguistic barriers, organizing support in the local community, and focusing on training their educators, however, these measures are not equally or systematically addressed in all school.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As Ule (2015) points out, the (non) participation of parents represents an important new element of social differentiation and it covertly sanctions those who cannot support their children, who are less involved in schoolwork and educational trajectories of children due to various reasons. The support of parents is crucial also for the prevention of school dropouts and successful transition from education to employment (Macia and Llevot Calvet, 2019;Bojnec, 2021). Some schools are addressing these issues by supporting migrant parents in enrolment, addressing the linguistic barriers, organizing support in the local community, and focusing on training their educators, however, these measures are not equally or systematically addressed in all school.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Supporting cooperation among the various actors within the rural labour setting, or rural ecosystem is challenging. The macro-level stakeholders include: the labour market; the education system; and local employment development initiatives, which face significant challenges in relation to removing labour market mismatches at rural and regional levels as employment and/or unemployment as a factor of social exclusion among youth can be more severe in rural areas (Bojnec 2021). This can be particularly challenging when weak family support is linked with weak formal support systems in the society creating mismatches between the education system and labour market integration (Matysiak 2022).…”
Section: Rural Neets and The Agricultural Sector: Matching Needs And ...mentioning
confidence: 99%