Although there is a variety of offers, programs and approaches in the transition from school to work, the number of young people under the age of 35 without a first vocational qualification has been rising continuously for years.
On the one hand, this raises the question of the quality of support services and interventions at the school-to-work transition.
On the other hand, this development calls for a closer look from the perspective of educational and labor market research as well as the current budgetary situation and increasingly scarce resources in Germany. We at JOBLINGE and Teach First Germany – funded by the Vector Foundation and the Fritz Henkel Foundation – have launched the “Quality at the Transition” project together with stakeholders from academia and practice in order to investigate this question.
The resulting dialog format “Innovation Club”, in intensive cooperation with numerous educational stakeholders, has identified the success factors at the transition from school to work and how effective support services and successful transitions into work can be derived from this.
You can find the results here: https://www.joblinge.de/innovation-club In order to bring the dialog to local contexts, the group also developed a toolbox that you can use to implement the format and the question of the conditions for successful interventions at the transition from school to work in your network.
Join us – for more quality and impact at the transition from school to work! You can download the toolbox here

We are celebrating the opening of the basecamp in Munich!
The basecamp Munich is now officially open. With the start of the new training year, we welcome prospective trainees, trainees and trainers from the Munich area to Stiglmaierplatz. Read here what awaits you in our new learning and meeting place. Contribution to solving a central social challenge According to the vocational training report published by the Federal Ministry of Education in May of this year, 630,000 young people under the age of 25 in Germany are currently unable to find a way into training, qualifications or work. At the same time, almost 70,000 apprenticeships remain unfilled and more than a quarter of trainees drop out of their apprenticeship prematurely. This is where basecamp Munich comes in. Qualified training support in a motivating place of shared learning The basecamp Munich at Stiglmaierplatz is being created as a learning and meeting place for everyone involved in the topic of apprenticeships: JOBLINGE alumni,