... the final year of a lower secondary school with below‐average school performances. Considering their graduation, they knew about the limited chances in the labour market and had realistic job expectations. The mentors in this project were drawn from the community. All of them were volunteers and had...

..., whilst others may opt for further study to enhance their prospects and that increasingly graduates put off the search for a graduate level job and choose to engage in voluntary work or travel instead. Additionally, according to Browning (2005) , of those that do enter full‐time graduate level employment...

... the perspective of social justice, a more equal distribution of males and females in training and jobs is seen to matter because occupations which are classed as “women's work” attract lower pay and status than those perceived as “male”. There is also an important economic dimension to the issue in that skills...