Young Israelis Lagging in Education and Employment Compared to OECD Peers
How 2 Israeli newsrooms (in Russian, Hebrew) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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What happened
A recent OECD report indicates a concerning rise in young Israelis not in education or employment, alongside lower investment in higher education and larger class sizes compared to other developed nations. This trend is linked to lower earning potential and poses a significant challenge for the country's future.
- 01One in five young Israelis are not in education or employment.
- 02Israel's NEET rate is the highest among developed nations.
- 03Investment in higher education per student is half the OECD average.
- 04Israeli teachers' salaries lag significantly behind other professionals.
- 05Class sizes in Israeli public schools are among the largest in the OECD.
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