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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"NEETs"”.
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Understanding affluent male NEETs (not in employment, education or training) by choice: an interpretative phenomenological analysis
… this research aims to focus on a subset of NEETs, affluent males who choose not to work, study or train to better understand their disposition not to do so. An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of 8 interviews with affluent male NEETs by choice posited 6 superordinate themes (Working …
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Education and vocational training policies for Not in Educaction, Employment or Training youth in the Mediterranean region of the European Economic Area
… the barriers that keep vulnerable people as NEETs and the NEET identity. They guide us to conclude the that (i) the Youth Guarantee is still in its infancy and thus, it needs time before we can assure its failure or success; (ii) the lack of data available is misguiding the evaluation of key …
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Work integration social enterprise: a NEET idea
… (EEPs) that aim to improve the employability of NEETs, in part due to the 'added value' that WISEs are seen to bring to such programmes. However, this perception, along with the requirements of public funding contracts, creates a pressure on WISEs to demonstrate such 'added value' through …
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The Paradox of the Raising Participation Age: the experiences of ‘disengaged’ youth on an employability course in a further education college
… policy goals in the sense that most former NEETs were re-engaged in an RPA course regardless of quality concerns. They were off the streets and being kept busy, regulated and socially controlled within The Site. Yet, in terms of improving labour market outcomes for the participants, RPA …
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An exploration into the use of monitoring & evaluation by third sector sports themed employability charities to evidence a social impact
The third sector is under increasing demand to evidence the social impact that it achieves, especially as the government imposes greater financial restrictions (Harlock, 2013). Sport has been used by the third sector as a vehicle to attempt to achieve numerous objectives (Coalter, 2011). These …