Authors
Janet Taylor and Nina Gee
Published
2010

The Life Chances Study has followed some 140 young people from diverse backgrounds since they were infants. In 2008 they turned 18: many finished school, while others were already launched into the world beyond.

This Stage 9 report examines their Year 12 completion and their ENTER scores, and also provides important glimpses into the lives of young Australians at a key point of transition, from school to university, TAFE, apprenticeships, work and, for some, unemployment.

The report considers some implications for the social inclusion policy agenda.

Last updated on 16 June 2020

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