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Initial vocational education and training

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Initial vocational education and training

Cedefops skill needs project has forecast a net employment increase of almost 9.5 million jobs at the medium educational level (ISCED level 3 and 4) between 2006 and 2015. This has major implications for the further development of initial vocational education, its financing and its policies.

 

Initial vocational education and training statistics provide information on general and vocational education carried out in the formal education system, usually before entering working life.

Initial vocational training, as covered by the UNESCO/OECD/Eurostat (UOE) data collection, includes solely school-based programmes and combined school and work-based programmes (if the school component accounts for at least 10 per cent and is part of the education system with appropriate oversight).

 

Initial vocational education and training Tables and Graphs Metadata Source
Participation in general and vocational education excel chart M info UOE, Eurostat
Pupils in upper secondary general and vocational education (full-time/part-time) excel chart M info UOE, Eurostat
Expenditure on general and vocational programmes excel chart M info UOE, Eurostat
Graduates of general and vocational upper secondary education excel chart M info UOE, Eurostat

Relevant classifications and methodology

Document type
UOE data collection on education systems Manual: concepts, definitions and classifications Portable Document Format
International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED) Portable Document Format
Terminology of vocational training policy link

For more detailed data and further methodological information go to Eurostat.
This data can be downloaded for free. Users are advised to reference the relevant data source.


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