Transitions and informal apprenticeship: results from the ILO research in several African countries
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| author | Christine Hofmann Wendy Okolo |
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| contents | Transitions and informal apprenticeship: results from the ILO research in several African countries Christine Hofmann Wendy Okolo Informal apprenticeship is a major route for African youth to gain employable skills and enter the labour market. Transitions in informal apprenticeship are discussed in terms of access to apprenticeship, dropout rates, and transitions to the world of work upon completion. Building on studies conducted in several African countries, this paper concludes that, while each of these countries is diverse in their settings, transitions in informal apprenticeship remain entrenched in local tradition and practices. Transitions to formal sector jobs are possible, but only for a lucky few. LIT Verlag Münster publication.bookChapter |
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| institution | Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT) |
| publishDate | 2013 |
| publisher | International Labour Organization |
| spellingShingle | Transitions and informal apprenticeship: results from the ILO research in several African countries Christine Hofmann Wendy Okolo Transitions and informal apprenticeship: results from the ILO research in several African countries Christine Hofmann Wendy Okolo Informal apprenticeship is a major route for African youth to gain employable skills and enter the labour market. Transitions in informal apprenticeship are discussed in terms of access to apprenticeship, dropout rates, and transitions to the world of work upon completion. Building on studies conducted in several African countries, this paper concludes that, while each of these countries is diverse in their settings, transitions in informal apprenticeship remain entrenched in local tradition and practices. Transitions to formal sector jobs are possible, but only for a lucky few. LIT Verlag Münster publication.bookChapter |
| title | Transitions and informal apprenticeship: results from the ILO research in several African countries |
| url | https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/bookChapter/Transitions-and-informal-apprenticeship-results-from/995354119902676 |