„The combination of classroom learning and practical training is an attractive learning pathway. […] Apprenticeships may also be effective against early school leaving: they appeal to more practically-minded young people who may lack the aptitude to for [sic] further classroom-based learning, and reduce incentives to leave school for paid work. There is renewed interest in apprenticeship training due to the positive results produced by apprenticeship programmes – in particular favourable youth labour market outcomes- in countries with a tradition of strong apprenticeship systems like Austria, Germany and Switzerland.“
OECD (Hrsg.), Changing the Odds for Vulnerable Children (2019), S. 120.