Reducing youth unemployment: inclusive mentoring in Basel, SwitzerlandObjectives In the last few years a growing number of school leavers have been registering at the unemployment offices in Switzerland, with young women and non-Swiss young people disproportionally affected. Clearly, the transition from school to the labour market is a challenging time for young people. They need to grapple with a mix of questions and thoughts about their future when they're deciding on their next steps. And during this process, they can often become disappointed and discouraged, making the search for apprenticeships and placements even more difficult. In summary, the programme aims to:
A brief summary of the programme's process is provided below.
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Emmeline Cooper wrote this case study for Governance International on 26 September 2011 |