Second-chance schools should contact school drop-outs as early as possible and encourage them to enrol. These schools cater for students who have become disaffected with mainstream education by providing essential basic skills through interdisciplinary and more practical learning methods, but enrolments need to be encouraged and early action is key. One way to do so would be to offer youth without qualifications who have been NEET for some time a small allowance in exchange for the commitment to attend education, training or some form of work-based learning. A scheme along these lines - the Activity Agreement - is currently being piloted in the United Kingdom and this could serve as a model for Greece.