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Promoting youth entrepreneurship and employability through non-formal and informal learning: the Latvia case

2019

This paper presents some results of the research on ‘Adult education resources to reduce youth unemployment’, which is a part of the project ‘Implementation of the European agenda for adult learning’. The research applies a mixed-method approach (quantitative and qualitative data analysis). The purpose of the paper is to identify the most/least-efficient non-formal and informal learning methods, forms, and initiatives to promote youth entrepreneurship and employability in Latvia as well as to show the relationship between the profile of young adults and their opinion on these methods, forms, and initiatives. The findings show that the young adults stressed the importance of cooperation with…

LernmethodeErwachsenenbildungBerufs- und WirtschaftspädagogikInformal educationJugendarbeitslosigkeityouth entrepreneurshipJunger ErwachsenerEducational attainmentCoachingAdult educationnon-formal learningSociologyArbeitsmarktchanceLearning techniquesyouth unemploymentinformal learningLabor market prospectParticipation in educationEmpirische UntersuchungJugendlicherUnternehmensgründungParticipation RateLettlandPublic relationsCoachingNon-formale BildungEmpirical studyBeschäftigungschancelcsh:L7-991Employment OpportunitiesSelf-employmentInformal educationEntrepreneurshipYouth unemploymentAdolescentErziehung Schul- und BildungswesenAdult trainingEmployabilitylcsh:Education (General)Educationddc:370Erwachsenenbildung / WeiterbildungBildungsabschlussemployabilityLearning methodbusiness.industryMentoringInformal learningLatviaAdult educationYoung adultYouth unemploymentbusinessInformelle BildungBildungsbeteiligung
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A cross-country study of skills and unemployment flows

2021

AbstractUsing an international survey that directly assesses the cognitive skills of the adult population, I study the relation between skills and unemployment flows across 37 countries. Depending on the specifically assessed domain, I document that skills have an unconditional correlation with the log-risk-ratio of exiting to entering unemployment of 0.65–0.68 across the advanced and skill-abundant countries in the sample. The relation is remarkably robust and it is unlikely to be due to reverse causality. I do not find evidence that this positive relation extends to the seven relatively less advanced and less skill-abundant countries in the sample: Peru, Ecuador, Indonesia, Mexico, Chile,…

ErziehungswissenschaftEconomicsJ24Adult populationArbeitslosigkeitinternationaler Vergleich20100Gross worker flowscognitive abilityPIAACEconomicsLabor Market Research050207 economicsBildung und Erziehung050205 econometrics media_commonReverse causalitySkillsSurvey of Adult Skills05 social sciencesWirtschaftEducation and PedagogicsI20BildungsniveauunemploymentInternational comparisonsmedia_common.quotation_subjecteducationSample (statistics)level of educationEducationGross worker flows; Skills; Survey of Adult Skills PIAACddc:370Humankapitalparasitic diseases0502 economics and businessddc:330human capitalCognitive skillCross countrykognitive FaktorenArbeitsmarktforschungInternational surveyinternational comparisonUnemployment10600Demographic economicsJ20J64Bildungcognitive factorskognitive FähigkeitJ60Journal for Labour Market Research
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