In Milan the companions win, in Rome and Naples the state secondary schools. Here, city by city, are the institutions that guarantee a job

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To date, it is not yet known how the 2020/21 school year will continue. If you attend, as Minister Lucía Azzolina wished yesterday, highlighting that in schools there are only 3.55 of the outbreaks, or at a distance, as it will be for the children of Catanzaro who saw the mayor close even primary and secondary schools until the 28th. November. But for 1.5 million students and their families, it’s time to think about 2021/22. And those who will have to choose the future high school, at such a difficult time due to the health emergency, and are not satisfied with the “word of mouth”, returns to the Agnelli Foundation, which this morning publishes the new Eduscopio rankings. institutions that best prepare for college or work after graduation.

The 2020 edition confirms the signs that emerged last year. In Milan, and partly in Turin and Palermo, the “equal” secondary schools stand out. In Rome and Bari, however, the podium remains firmly in the hands of state institutions. Technicians continue to be a real work mat, with the employment rate (percentage of employed persons with a job for at least 6 months within the first two years of graduation) rising again: from 48 to 49.5 percent. Especially in the Center-North, but there are also encouraging signs in the South.

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The Eduscopio portal

Since 2014, the Agnelli Foundation has been supporting families in choosing the most suitable secondary schools for their children. The working group coordinated by Martino Bernardi analyzed the data of approximately 1,275,000 Italian graduates in three school years (2014/15, 2015/16, 2016/17) and 7,400 fields of study in state and peer secondary schools. . The Eduscopio portal (www.eduscopio.it) uses two criteria: success in university studies and, limited to technical and professional institutes, working conditions.

When measuring the performance of schools in preparing for college, only those that send at least one in three graduates to college are taken into account (for a minimum total of 21 graduates in a three-year period ) and which are not found in the Valle d ‘. Aosta or in the province of Bolzano. In total, more than 700 thousand graduates were monitored in their first year of enrollment (in the academic years 2015/16, 2016/17, 2017/18). The results are then summarized in the «Fga» index, which represents 50% of the speed in the course of study (percentage of university credits obtained) and the remaining half the quality of university learning (average of marks in the exams ).