A Symposium on Migrants' Transition to Successful Pathways and Integration: Supportive Mechanisms and Barriers
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Migration has become an increasingly discussed topic among all spheres of life, be it policy circles, media or the general public. Further, migration has been greatly politicised as, during the past years, Europe has experienced a considerable number of migrants arriving. It is, there- fore, in the individual countries' interest that the migrant population is socially and economi- cally integrated, hence engaging with education and training, and employment. Migrants arrive in European countries with different backgrounds, and most are eager to continue their dis- rupted lives by engaging with learning, finding employment (Learning and Work Institute, 2019) and becoming fully integrated members of a community again.
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VETNET ECER Proceedings 2024 Seiten 135-137.pdf
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- Kammermann, M., & Laczik, A. (2024). A symposium on migrants' transition to successful pathways and integration: Supportive mechanisms and barriers. In C. Nägele, B. Esmond, N. Kersh, & B. E. Stalder (Eds.), Trends in vocational education and training research, vol. VII. Proceedings of the European Conference on Educational Research (ECER), Vocational Education and Training Network (VETNET) (pp. 135–137). VETNET. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13237483