LLC produced large impacts on service use in the two years after enrollment, particularly services the program intended to offer¶
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q3 i? In an RCT of 803 youth with disabilities, LLC significantly increased use of work-based learning experiences, assistive technology, postsecondary education, and certain preemployment transition services within 24 months. → Purvi Sevak 2021
Evidence¶
Purvi Sevak 2021¶
Purvi Sevak, Kathleen Feeney, Todd Honeycutt, Emily Peterson. (2021). Linking Learning to Careers Demonstration: Impacts 24 Months After Enrollment. Mathematica. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/linking-learning-to-careers-demonstration-impacts-24-months-after-enrollment
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Randomized controlled trial of the Vermont LLC demonstration with 803 recruited participants, reporting impacts up to two years after enrollment. The report states LLC "had a large impact on service use in the two years after youth enrolled," consistent with the LLC model.
"LLC had a large impact on service use in the two years after youth enrolled, particularly services that LLC intended to offer (such as work-based learning experiences, assistive technology, postsecondary education, and certain preemployment transition services)."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- LLC increased the likelihood of earnings among later enrollees by 11 percentage points — related
- LLC increased postsecondary education enrollment: 31 percent of participants enrolled versus 22 percent of the control group — related
- Way2Work Maryland increased vocational rehabilitation agency engagement, with almost all treatment group members using agency-provided work-based learning experiences — a narrower finding that bears on this claim
- LLC did not affect employment for all participants within the first 24 months of enrollment — related
- Most Way2Work Maryland participants (92 percent) had at least one work experience, 74 percent had at least two with one paid, and 44 percent had at least three with one paid — related
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LLC produced large impacts on service use in the two years after enrollment, particularly services the program intended to offer |
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LLC produced large impacts on service use in the two years after enrollment, particularly services the program intended to offer |
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