Education-to-Labour Market Pathways of Canadian Youth:  Findings from the Youth in Transition Survey is part of CPRN's Pathways Project, which is examining the routes young people take from school to regular participation in the workforce.  The report uses Statistics Canada's Youth in Transition Survey to study these issues on a national scale.  It looks at the different paths that young people in Canada take from high school through to regular participation in the labour market, who takes these paths, and what labour market outcomes are associated with them.

Release Date: 1 Nov 2007
Number of pages: 83
Document number: 48885

Themes:

Education and Learning
Foundations for Success
Pathways for Youth to the Labour Market

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E-network: Canadian Youth: Which Path to a Good Job?
E-network: CPRN Pathways Project Explores Key Issues in the School to Work Transition
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Presentation: Pathways for Youth to the Labour Market
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Research Report: Implementing the School-to-Work Transition in Québec
Research Report: Pathways for Youth to the Labour Market: An Overview of High School Initiatives
Research Report: Pathways for Youth to the Labour Market: A Synthesis Report
Research Report: Pathways of Alberta Youth through the Post-secondary System into the Labour Market, 1996-2003
Research Report: Trading Up – High School and Beyond: Five Illustrative Canadian Case Studies