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Exploring the perceptions of rural youth not in education, employment or training (NEET) on factors that influence their employability
Young people in rural areas bear the brunt of unemployment in South Africa. This is because many of them do not have access to the relevant opportunities and information needed to help them transition into adulthood roles and the labour market. The restricted access to opportunities poses as a threa...
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Department of Social Development
2017
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