Management of investments in education and the impact on school performance

This paper examines several aspects of education, school dropout, labor as an effect of investments in education, with the aim of determining the factors that put barriers in increasing the level of education. The aim of the paper is to show that the implementation of European programs in pre-university education leads to the development of human resources involved, but also to the development of economic society as a whole. Respecting the competence of Member States for their education and training systems to several EU strategies and initiatives, including the Europe 2020 Strategy. Thus, education and training should be strengthened and supported to improve access to quality learning for all, to avoid labor and social market segmentation and to enable mobility processes; social growth and convergence across Europe. It concludes that education funding policies should focus mainly on social assistance, social inclusion should be given priority to investment in lower levels of education, including preschool, and the acquisition of general rather than occupational skills.