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Educational Decision making among Grade 9 learners in Cape Town
The need for higher skill levels in South Africa’s labour market warranted an investigation into why some learners from poor communities make the decision to leave high school at the end of Grade 9, whilst other learners continue to Grade 12 or tertiary education. This exploratory, longitudinal s...
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Department of Sociology
2019
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