The duty to complete an education is an opportunity for young people, both socially and economically. It represents a major socio-political step, comparable to the introduction of compulsory school education.
Without any vocational education, it is very difficult to succeed in today’s labour market. Even if some might be tempted by the financial rewards of unskilled work in the short term – this is usually not long lasting. Without any doubt, an education is an important basis for an independent life without poverty.
Some young people need more time and support after completing compulsory school so that they can take the next step in their education. The production schools can offer this professional support.
