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  • A UK-Spanish Comparison of Youth Transitions Into Work

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  • Promoting the Health and Well-being of Young People

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  • Study on a Comprehensive Overview on Traineeship Arrangements In Member States

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  • Innovative Models of Effective International Practice in Training Early School Leavers

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  • Analysis of Longitudinal Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education (LDLHE)

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  • Trapped or Flexible: Risk Transitions and Missing Policies for Young High-Skilled workers in Europe

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  • Study on the Apprenticeship Supply in Member States

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  • ITV Fixers

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  • Evaluation of Diversity in Apprenticeship Pilots

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  • An Assessment of the impact of the introduction of the Apprentice Rate of the National Minimum Wage

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