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The present work deals with the youth transitions of young mothers, mediated by a state device such as municipal kindergartens, which open possibilities for them in terms of trajectory. The results of a study carried out through interviews with directors of municipal gardens and young mothers who attend them are presented, through a qualitative methodology that combined virtual and face-to-face interviews. The information collected was processed considering the most important variables of the survey. From its analysis, the main results are presented. The article also reviews the current situation of the initial level, showing the inequality in access to this level by the most vulnerable sectors, describes the network of kindergartens in Avellaneda and presents a theoretical framework for the analysis of the interviews. mentioned. Finally, it offers final comments to continue the theoretical discussions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article presents the results of an ongoing research based on a study of the educational and work experience of young high school graduates in Argentina during the last decade. The analysis is based on the information produced within the project "Possible or probable routes: A study on educational and labor trajectories of young people from different social sectors, graduating from high school in Argentina", which is being developed by FLACSO - Argentina. From the itineraries surveyed, the text presents novel elements to discuss the link education/work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

So far, in the last decades, the Argentine Educational System mutations recorded magnitude at all levels comprising formal education. Both the evolution of the school population as institutional policy issues and challenges of greater inclusion, are the subject of ongoing discussion. This text is aimed at analyzing the educational situation of the population of young Argentines aged 15 to 29 years of age in recent years. In order to do so, data of the educational system and its expansion were reviewed in terms of attendance and composition, paying particular attention to information on higher education. One of the main conclusions of the study confirms the increased participation of young people in the education system and possibility of access to higher education levels for the period under analysis. That is, the socioeconomic level persists as a important factor in the educational trajectories of young generations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

At present, the discussions in the education and employment of young people the validity of educational Inequalities and the implications of these on the employability of young people Is highlighted. In this sense, and returning these issues, this paper stresses and challenges In education and youth work In Latin America were discussed. We worked through a comparative approach bases on statistical data from secondary sources used by way of reconstructing the current landscape of both issues in the period 1990-2012. Trends indicate that variables with recognized social sector and gender, economic variable that warns other traits who drink to the existence of complex scenarios for much of the young population sector is added. But it also notes that countries in the region have declined existing inequalities but other latent inequities persist. Situations that result in latent challenges in education and work, understanding the equal opportunities as a target range for all young people in our latitudes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]