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12 August: #InternationalYouthDay
Education, employment, both or neither? What are young people doing in the EU?
Patterns substantially change by age and over time
The European Union (EU) totals almost 90 million people aged 15-29, representing 17% of its population. These young people are in very different situations, with education and employment patterns varying considerably between member states and by age group.
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