The Long-Term Impacts of Offering Enhanced Career Education to Manitoba High School Students
This project extends analysis of the impacts of offering Future to Discover (FTD) enhanced career education on Manitoba high school students. While FTD reports to date have covered the 2005 to 2010 period for Manitoba, this extension permits analysis of impacts on later education and labour market participation through to the end of 2014 when the participants were in their mid-twenties. The study examines impacts on education and earnings using tax records that capture outcomes for all 1,044 participants regardless of whether the participants still reside in Manitoba.
Project Details
Published: October 2017
Policy Area: Career Development and LMI
Population: Students - Youth
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