„Youth with migrant parents need to be able to excel in the educational system. They are often very motivated and have high aspirations for their education and career – higher than youth with native-born parents. They are 8 percentage points more likely than students with native-born parents of similar socio-economic status and academic performance to aspire to complete tertiary education, and 11 percentage points more likely to expect to pursue a high-status career, such as working in managerial and professional occupations.“
OECD (Hrsg.), Young People with Migrant Parents (2021), S. 51.
