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"The success rate of the training centers is high. About 60 to 70 percent of those who go through France’s practice firms find jobs, often administrative positi
by pingou 11y ago
"The success rate of the training centers is high. About 60 to 70 percent of those who go through France’s practice firms find jobs, often administrative positions, Mr. Troton said.
But in a reflection of the shifting nature of the European workplace, most are low-paying and last for short stints, sometimes just three to six months."
Doesn't seem that high a success to me. I'm sure it helps, but we don't know how much it cost, and it doesn't seem really scalable. It would be interesting to know how it compares to other training methods.
- LaurensBER 11y agoIt might not be the most effective way but it also gives people a reason to get up in the morning and some structure and social interaction in their lives. I think that's a very important benefit that's often overlooked. This is as much about making unemployment bearable than it is about training people.