The government's Raising Expectations white paper outlines how young people can be kept in education or training beyond 16 through apprenticeships, diplomas, A-levels and GCSEs. It says local authorities must compare demand with the number of places available and make sure young people are fully informed.
Schools minister Jim Knight said: "It means local accountability and local leadership to deliver for young people and offer a range of qualifications."
The plans are being consulted on until 9 June.
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