Figures & data
Table 1. Summary of hypotheses on immigrant-native gaps in occupational and educational Aspirations.
Table 2. Descriptive statistics by national origin group.
Table 3. Immigrant-native gaps in aspiring to professional/managerial/technician jobs by migrant origin group.
Figure 1. Immigrant-native gaps in occupational and educational aspirations by origin group (left) and immigrant generation (right).
Notes: Estimates obtained from a multinomial logistic model controlling for students’ gender, cognitive and language test grades, math and German school marks, school track in wave 1 of the survey, and parental educational and occupational attainment. The model was run using survey weights combined with generated waves to account for attrition between waves 1 and 2. For a definition of the outcomes in each panel, consult the Data and Methods section of the paper. Source: Waves 1 and 2 of the CILS4EU German data, own calculations.
![Figure 1. Immigrant-native gaps in occupational and educational aspirations by origin group (left) and immigrant generation (right).Notes: Estimates obtained from a multinomial logistic model controlling for students’ gender, cognitive and language test grades, math and German school marks, school track in wave 1 of the survey, and parental educational and occupational attainment. The model was run using survey weights combined with generated waves to account for attrition between waves 1 and 2. For a definition of the outcomes in each panel, consult the Data and Methods section of the paper. Source: Waves 1 and 2 of the CILS4EU German data, own calculations.](/cms/asset/1e2e8e29-041b-4b7e-a38b-fd677de992b0/cjms_a_2378213_f0001_oc.jpg)
Table 4. Predicting immigrant-native gaps in educational attainment.
Figure 2. The association of teenage aspirations with Abitur attainment, by origin group.
Notes: Predicted probabilities with 95% confidence intervals obtained from logit models controlling for students’ country of origin, gender, cognitive and language test grades, math and German school marks, school track in wave 1 of the survey, and parental educational and occupational attainment, and interacting their country of origin with their occupational and educational aspirations. For a definition of the teenage aspirations, consult the Data and Methods section of the paper. Source: Waves 1–8 of the CILS4EU German data, own calculations.
![Figure 2. The association of teenage aspirations with Abitur attainment, by origin group.Notes: Predicted probabilities with 95% confidence intervals obtained from logit models controlling for students’ country of origin, gender, cognitive and language test grades, math and German school marks, school track in wave 1 of the survey, and parental educational and occupational attainment, and interacting their country of origin with their occupational and educational aspirations. For a definition of the teenage aspirations, consult the Data and Methods section of the paper. Source: Waves 1–8 of the CILS4EU German data, own calculations.](/cms/asset/99690034-9a15-4bce-84f7-4b7c481ef27d/cjms_a_2378213_f0002_oc.jpg)