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NCRVE MDS-1047 - Contents
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
INTRODUCTION
I. THE NATURE OF JOB TRAINING PROGRAMS REVIEWED
II. THE METHODOLOGY OF JOB TRAINING EVALUATIONS
III. THE EFFECTS OF JOB TRAINING PROGRAMS:
RECENT FINDINGS
1. Mainstream Job Training Programs: The Effects of CETA and JTPA
2. Welfare-to-Work Programs
3. The Effects of Experimental Programs
4. The Effects of Job Training for Specific Population Groups
5. The Effects of Specific Services
6. The Patterns of Benefits Over Time: Expansion versus Decay
7. The Variation in the Effectiveness of Different Programs
8. Cost-Benefit Analyses of Job Training
IV. THE MODEST EFFECTS OF JOB TRAINING: ALTERNATIVE EXPLANATIONS
1. Small programs and small effects
2. The mistaken strategy of job training
3. The poor quality of job-related training
4. The deep ignorance of good pedagogy
5. Local political interference
6. Low placement rates
7. "One-shot" job training and the links to other programs
8. Labor market explanations
9. The special problems of youth programs
10. The impossibility of "second chance" programs
V. CONCLUSION: A VISION FOR SUCCESSFUL JOB TRAINING PROGRAMS
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