The mobilities of young people in France during and after their studies

Patrice Caro (1)

1 ESO - Espaces et Sociétés

Geographical mobilities can be measured by tracking those individuals who cross an administrative border between communes, departments or regions either daily or when changing their place of residence. From this point of view, young people aged 15-30 constitute one of the most mobile age groups in France. This is demonstrated by the INSEE and the Cereq both of whom devote part of their studies to these phenomena. The work of the Cereq focuses on the mobilities of young people looking for further education places and workplace integration.

Mots clés: mobilities"young people"France"training"employment"; mobilities"young people"France"training"employment

Domaines: Géographie

Patrice Caro. The mobilities of young people in France during and after their studies. Larsen C., Hasberg R., Schmid A., Bittner M. and Clément F. (eds). Measuring geographical mobility in regional labour market monitoring. State of Art and perspectives, Rainer Hamm Verlag, pp.210-219, 2011. ⟨halshs-00840420⟩