Youth Employment and Education Quiz

Youth aged 15-24 globally faced an unemployment rate of around 13% in 2021.

Investing in youth education does not lead to increased crime rates.

NEET stands for 'Neither Employed nor Educated or Trained' in the context of youth employment.

Global economic stability does not contribute to youth unemployment.

NEET stands for 'Neither Employed nor in Education or Training' in the context of youth employment.

Agriculture often employs the highest percentage of youth workers in developing countries.

Underemployment refers to being employed in a job that does not utilize one's skills and qualifications fully.

As of 2021, Sub-Saharan Africa has the highest youth unemployment rate.

Internships and apprenticeships reduce youth unemployment by providing practical skills and work experience.

Youth empowerment programs aim to foster independence and self-sufficiency.

Increasing the retirement age is not a potential solution to youth unemployment.

Mentorship programs for youth in terms of employment foster guidance and support for career development.

Those from disadvantaged backgrounds are particularly vulnerable to long-term unemployment among youth.

Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) play a role in addressing youth unemployment by providing vocational training programs.

The primary goal of initiatives promoting youth entrepreneurship is to foster innovation and job creation.