Educational attainment level of the young, by sex

5. Educational qualifications, and professional and scientific titles

Persons in employment by school attainment and sex

Across OECD countries, many adults and young dropouts without basic education obtain school qualifications through second chance programmes.

One of the basic characteristics of the Slovene suicidality is that the lower class people, to which workers, retired, peasants and especially the unemployed belong, most often commit suicide.

a) the increase of the basic level of knowledge and qualifications to the level of a four-year school education, improve qualification structures and reduce structural incompatibility on the labour market, b) the measures to encourage the demand for education of all people and especially those lacking basic knowledge or having inappropriate skills, c) financial incentives for the development of adult education.

personal name, date and place of birth, profession, job title, address, marital status and number of children, citizenship, education, financial conditions, whether he has already been convicted of a criminal offence or misdemeanour, when and why, whether he is currently in criminal proceedings, whether other misdemeanour proceedings have been instituted against him and, if he is a juvenile, the name of his legal representative.

The classification of (self-)employed persons may be based on a combination of background and (main) job characteristics, such as sex, schooling, age and place of residence on the one hand, and occupation, type of job contract (full-time/part-time, permanent/temporary) and region and subsector of employment on the other hand.

Whereas Member States should take the appropriate measures to ensure that the working time of adolescents receiving school education does not adversely affect their ability to benefit from that education;