Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung und Bildungsergebnisse für Absolventen der Hauptschule

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Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung und Bildungsergebnisse für Absolventen der Hauptschule Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) and Stefanie Licklederer (U Freiburg) English Title: Additional Career Assistance and Educational Outcomes for Students in Lower Track Secondary Schools 7. KSWD-Tagung - Parallelforum D: Sekundäranalytische Forschung... 9. Februar 2017 Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 1 / 21

Introduction Motivation: Career Assistance (Berufsorientierung) Information, Mentoring, Coaching reduces information asymmetries, realistic assessment of labor market chances, learning about one's strengths and weaknesses More than 300 occupations to choose: Decision making is dicult at young age Higher educational attainment improve labor market chances diculty to start an apprenticeship with an LTSS (Hauptschule) degree educational upgrading rational: here information on Additional General Teaching (AGT, Zusatzunterricht) present bias reduces learning eorts among youth Relying on routine/risk aversion/social preferences: Continue Schooling because of specicity of apprenticeship Pre-vocational training (Übergangssystem): Remedial programs after secondary schools Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 2 / 21

Introduction Motivation: Literature Concerns about Capability-to-be-trained ('Ausbildungsreife'): High importance of cognitive and non-cognitive skills (Cunha und Heckmann 2007; Solga, Baas, Kohlrausch 2012) Saniter and Siedler (2014): Introduction of Job Information Centers increases educational attainments and allow for a smoother transition into the labor market; no eects on individuals' earnings Fitzenberger and Licklederer (2015): LTSS in City of Freiburg, improvement in career planning and in grades over last two years of schooling in situation with intensive career guidance policies do not result in a high rate of transitions into apprenticeship transition to 'continuation of schooling' and 'pre-vocational training' dominate Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 3 / 21

Our Contribution Medium Term Outcomes for LTSS Graduates Survey: Use sample augmented by LTSS students from Surroundings of Freiburg contrast in career guidance policies Analyze Medium-term (during rst three years after LTSS) outcomes regarding educational upgrading (MTSS degree) and entry into apprenticeship Merge survey data with administrative employment records from IAB allow to impute MTSS degree for many cases Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 4 / 21

Survey Survey in LTSS's in and around Freiburg Own survey among students, parents, and teachers Two cohorts of 8th/9th graders: 2007-2009 and 2008-2010 Grades (German, Math) Further education/start of an apprenticeship* based on IEB employment records n=664 observations (464 from City of Freiburg (CFR), 200 from Surroundings of Freiburg (SFR)) Additional career assistance (ACA): Intensive treatment in CFR (160 extra hours per year), much less career guidance policies in SFR * When parents have agreed to using this information. Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 5 / 21

Survey Additional Career Assistance (ACA) in CFR Intensive treatment (160 extra hours per year) on top of what is oered by teachers and job counselors Modules (classroom setting or individualized counseling): Career Planning: SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats) desired occupation Knowledge about training occupations and local labor market conditions Job applications Internships Advising parents Simulate practice rm Preparation for assessment tests Importance of cognitive and noncognitive skills Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 6 / 21

Survey Design Design of the Survey Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 7 / 21

Survey AGT and Transitions Additional General Teaching (AGT) and Transitions overall Source: Own survey and calculations. Immediate Transitions after LTSS. Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 8 / 21

Survey AGT and Transitions AGT and Transitions: Treatment Group (CFR) treatment Source: Own survey and calculations. CFR: City of Freiburg. Immediate Transitions after LTSS. Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 9 / 21

Survey AGT and Transitions AGT and Transitions: Control Group (SFR) control Source: Own survey and calculations. SFR: Surroundings of Freiburg. Immediate Transitions after LTSS. Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 10 / 21

Data Table 1: Valid Responses: School based Surveys Grade and semester treatment control 8:1 143 78 221 8:2 299 83 382 9:1 327 97 424 9:2 246 108 354 Total N (Persons) 464 200 664 Note: Only those agreeing to merge SIAB data. Only second cohort in 8:1. Table 2: Valid Responses: After LTSS year after LTSS treatment control +1 445 153 598 +2 179 91 270 +3 178 91 269 +4 145 73 218 Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 11 / 21

Descriptives Table 3: Plans during LTSS for Transition after LTSS control treatment grade and halfyear 8:1 8:2 9:1 9:2 8:1 8:2 9:1 9:2 transition plan no idea / other 0.04 0.08 0.03 0.03 0.04 0.08 0.03 0.17 apprenticeship 0.22 0.23 0.27 0.29 0.20 0.22 0.19 0.18 further schooling 0.74 0.69 0.70 0.68 0.76 0.69 0.79 0.65 grade 10 0.39 0.14 vocational school 0.29 0.51 N 78 83 99 31 157 297 329 84 Source: own survey data, including student and teacher questionnaires. Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 12 / 21

Descriptives Note: Observed from survey data/estimated including imputed shares. Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 13 / 21 MTSS-Degree: Actual versus Imputed Cumulative Incidence 0.2.4.6.8 1 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 Year after leaving LTSS control (estim.) treatment (estim.) control treatment

Estimation Results Treatment Eects OLS - Final Grade when Leaving LTSS (Specication 1) treat -0.0812 m * AGT 0.0910 [0.05] [0.08] average grade in German.3807*** ind. coaching/mentor. -0.0072 and Math (7:2) [0.07] desirable (teacher, 8:2) [0.10] female 0.2055*** social/cognitive skills -0.1132*** [0.05] (teacher, 8:1/8:2) [0.03] migration background 0.0682 father employed -0.0315 [0.09] [0.07] share of foreigners in 0.0052 father medium/high -0.0890** residential area [0.00] education [0.04] additional general -0.4811*** 10th grade available -0.0457 teaching (AGT) [0.08] at LTSS [0.05] Other controls Yes N 634 adj. R-sq 0.463 Note: Average grade in German/Math. German grading scheme 1 to 6. Regression includes dummies for missing data of questionnaires. m (m): (no) migration background. Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 14 / 21

Estimation Results Treatment Eects OLS - Final Grade when Leaving LTSS Specication 2 Specication 3 treat * AGT 0.0441 treat * AGT * m 0.0282 [0.05] [0.14] treat * AGT * m 0.0507 [0.07] treat * no AGT -0.2220** treat * no AGT -0.2544** [0.08] [0.10] treat * no AGT * m 0.0925 [0.18] Other controls (as in Spec. 1) Yes Other controls (as in Spec. 1) Yes N 634 N 634 adj. R-sq 0.469 R-sq 0.483 Note: Average grade in German/Math. German grading scheme 1 to 6. Regression includes dummies for missing data of questionnaires. m (m): (no) migration background. Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 15 / 21

Estimation Results Treatment Eects Completion of MTSS Degree by AGT and Treatment 0.2.4.6.8 1 AGT Control AGT Treatment no AGT Treatment no AGT Control 0 1 2 3 Year after leaving LTSS AGT treatment no AGT treatment AGT control no AGT control Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 16 / 21

Estimation Results Treatment Eects Treatment Eect on the Completion of MTSS Degree Fractional Probit for MTSS based on imputed Data P(mtss it = 1 X i ) = Φ(α + τ treat + γ X i + η s imp i + η p imp ˆP,i ) imp i : imputation of MTSS degree from SIAB data imp ˆP,i : imputation of MTSS degree if still missing after imputation from SIAB imp ˆP,i = 0: mtss it = 0, 1 imp ˆP,i = 1: mtss it = estimated probability for MTSS For n=52 individuals, we also impute information on participating at AGT estimated by probit regression (imputation dummy is included). Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 17 / 21

Estimation Results Treatment Eects Fractional Probit (Average Marginal Eects) Dependent variable: mtss Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) Treat -0.1048 *** -0.1245 *** -0.0844-0.0737-0.0678-0.0456 [ 0.03 ] [ 0.03 ] [ 0.07 ] [ 0.05 ] [ 0.05 ] [ 0.03 ] Migration background (m) 0.0706 * 0.0866 ** 0.0759 ** 0.0748 ** 0.0463 0.0411 [ 0.04 ] [ 0.04 ] [ 0.03 ] [ 0.03 ] [ 0.04 ] [ 0.04 ] Female -0.0356-0.0051-0.0012-0.0028 0.0624 0.0638 * [ 0.04 ] [ 0.03 ] [ 0.05 ] [ 0.04 ] [ 0.05 ] [ 0.04 ] m * AGT 0.1719 * 0.3144 *** -0.1835-0.0822-0.1065-0.1069 [ 0.10 ] [ 0.06 ] [ 0.11 ] [ 0.06 ] [ 0.10 ] [ 0.08 ] Average grade in German and Math (7:2) 0.0239-0.0170-0.0933 ** -0.1096 *** -0.0880 *** -0.0985 *** [ 0.03 ] [ 0.02 ] [ 0.04 ] [ 0.03 ] [ 0.03 ] [ 0.02 ] Additional General Teaching (AGT) 0.1602 ** 0.1429 *** 0.2194 *** 0.1958 *** 0.2440 *** 0.2265 *** [ 0.06 ] [ 0.05 ] [ 0.06 ] [ 0.05 ] [ 0.05 ] [ 0.04 ] Individual coaching/mentoring: 0.0117 0.0615-0.0244 0.0004-0.0032 0.0171 desirable (teacher, 8:2) [ 0.07 ] [ 0.06 ] [ 0.09 ] [ 0.06 ] [ 0.09 ] [ 0.05 ] Social and cognitive skills (teacher, 8:1/8:2) 0.0861 *** 0.0945 *** 0.0598 * 0.0812 *** 0.0863 ** 0.0804 *** [ 0.03 ] [ 0.02 ] [ 0.04 ] [ 0.02 ] [ 0.04 ] [ 0.02 ] 10th grade available 0.0638 ** 0.0222 0.0650 0.0173 0.0758 ** 0.0492 at LTSS [ 0.03 ] [ 0.03 ] [ 0.05 ] [ 0.04 ] [ 0.04 ] [ 0.03 ] Other controls Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes N 407 648 407 648 407 648 Note: Regression includes dummies for imputation based on IABS data or Probit. Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 18 / 21

Estimation Results Treatment Eects Fractional Probit (Average Marginal Eects) Dependent variable: mtss Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) Treatment * AGT -0.1633 *** -0.1830 *** -0.1739 * -0.1747 ** -0.1725 ** -0.1792 *** [ 0.05 ] [ 0.03 ] [ 0.09 ] [ 0.07 ] [ 0.08 ] [ 0.05 ] Treatment * no AGT 0.0683 0.0657 0.0745 0.1087 ** [ 0.07 ] [ 0.04 ] [ 0.06 ] [ 0.04 ] Fixed eects cohort Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes imputation dummy mtss Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes imputation dummy Probit No Yes No Yes No Yes imputation dummy IABS Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Other controls Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes N 407 648 407 648 407 648 Pseudo-Rsq 0.1912 0.1984 0.1946 0.1884 0.2099 0.199 Note: Same specication as before, except that Treatment is interacted with AGT. Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 19 / 21

Estimation Results Treatment Eects Fractional Probit (Average Marginal Eects) Dependent variable: mtss Year 1 Year 2, 3 (1) (2) (1) (2) Treatment * m * AGT -0.2069 *** -0.2472 *** -0.1507 * -0.1799 ** [ 0.06 ] [ 0.04 ] [ 0.09 ] [ 0.07 ] Treatment * m * AGT -0.0606-0.0264-0.2366 ** -0.1722 ** [ 0.05 ] [ 0.04 ] [ 0.11 ] [ 0.07 ] Treatment * m * no AGT 0.1618 ** 0.1580 *** [ 0.07 ] [ 0.04 ] Treatment * m * no AGT -0.0527-0.0190 [ 0.11 ] [ 0.08 ] Year 3 Dummy 0.0763 *** 0.0751 *** [ 0.01 ] [ 0.01 ] 10th grade available 0.0609 ** 0.0229 0.0717 * 0.0336 at LTSS [ 0.03 ] [ 0.03 ] [ 0.04 ] [ 0.03 ] Other controls Yes Yes Yes Yes N 407 648 407 648 Pseudo-Rsq 0.2037 0.2173 0.2071 0.1971 Note: Same specication as before, except that Treatment is interacted with AGT. Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 20 / 21

Conclusions Survey data merged with administrative employment records using rened imputation provides unique opportunities to study path of post LTSS outcomes Contrast between Treatment (ACA: Intensive career guidance) and Nontreatment (Standard career guidance) account for contrast City / Surroundings Interaction with AGT as intention of educational upgrading is crucial. ACA apparently results in students reversing their career plans Heterogeneity of treatment eects ACA improves nal LTSS grades for no AGT / no eect for AGT Educational upgrading: MTSS delayed and reduced After 3 years: AGT strong negative eect (-16/-18 ppoints) no AGT positive eect (+ 7-10 ppoints), only for students without migration background Availability of 10th grade at LTSS shows no eects Results robust to including Distance from FR Center Bernd Fitzenberger (HU, ZEW) Zusätzliche Berufsorientierung 9. Februar 2017 21 / 21 Conclusions