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- To reduce dropouts from Upper secondary school

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55 municipalities

6 regions

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feb 2012- june 2014

European Social Fund (total)

11.5 million euros total

1.2 million euros to East Sweden region

Co-financing - personnel

Project Timeframe

Financing

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• Right action at right time to provide best oportunities for the students to succed.

• Enhanced knowledge about what contribute to successful finishing school

• Develop frameworks for cooperation between diffrent departments at municipality-level and between regions

• Create longtime effects, change

Object

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Youth, 16 to 20 years old, who are at risk to drop out from an upper secondary school programme

Target group

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In 10 municipalities within the region

• Finnspång

• Motala

• City of Linköping

• City of Norrköping

• Söderköping

• Valdemarsvik

• Kinda, Ödeshög, Boxholm, Ydre and Tranås municipalities

Local shops

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• Finnspång

- Transition from compulsory to upper secondary school

- Monitiring students studing in outside the municipality

• Motala

- Develop methods for Guidence counciling

• City of Linköping

- Transition from compulsory to upper secondary school

- Transfer between upper secondary school programs

• City of Norrköping- Information between compulsory and upper secondary school

- Common assessment tools

Local Activities

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• Seminars on best practice

• Regional strategy for school consuling

• Mismatch – Expo on labour market

• Museum of Labour, Norrköping

Regional Activities

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• Baltic Sea region

Germany, Finland, Estonia, Poland etc

• OECD

- Casestudies

- Participate and organize conferences

• East Sweden Regions international networks

Transnational cooperation

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• Many drop outs during upper secondary school

• Many transfers between upper secondary school programs

• High unemployment rate among those lacking USS-diploma

• The Est Sweden Region has a high youth unemployment rate compared to the general unemployment within the region and compared to other swedish regions

• There is a mismatch between the demands of the labour market and the training and education among the young unemployed within the region

Why plug in East Sweden Region?

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Percentage that completed a USS-programe

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Percentage of students completing the studies within 4 years, sorted on municipalities

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Transition from Compulsory to Upper secondary school

• Making the right choises – extended familirization program

• Transfer of individual program and information on special needs

• Securing the right information from the start – Less risk for the student being left behind and drop out

Focus in Linköping

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Alternative arrangements within the national program for students who are about to drop out

• Models for alternative arrangements, e g (extended) work practice

• Induvidual soltions for transfer between national programs, to prevent that the student have to start over from square one

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Transfer from introduction program to national vocational program

• Shorten the time within an introduction proigram

• Develop models for familirization with more than one vocational program

• Find flexibel solutions to make the student eligible for a national vocational program