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Lifelong Learning Could Help More Young People Build Skills for the Future Learning should not stop when somebody leaves school, college or university. As workplaces change and new technologies reshape the skills employers need, the ability to continue learning throughout a career is becoming increasingly important. Tackling the jobs crisis…
Nearly One Million Young People Remain Outside Work or Education Creating Opportunity Must Remain a Priority Nearly one million young people across the UK remain outside education, employment or training, reinforcing the scale of the challenge facing those trying to take their first steps towards a career. The latest Office…
Young People Want to Work But Finding That First Opportunity Can Take Years For many young people across the UK, finding that first opportunity in employment is becoming an increasingly difficult journey. Applications can stretch across months, rejection can become familiar and gaining the experience employers are looking for can…
Creating More Opportunities Could Help Address the Causes of Youth Unemployment Youth unemployment is often discussed as though it has a single cause, but the reality is far more complex. A recent opinion article argues that the growing number of young people out of work is the result of several…
Early Investment in Young People Could Help Build Stronger Futures Across the UK Britain’s future depends on the opportunities it creates for its young people today. A recent opinion piece argues that years of underinvestment in youth services, education and employment support have contributed to the challenges facing many young…
Lifelong Learning Could Help More Young People Build Skills for the Future Learning should not stop when somebody leaves school,…
Nearly One Million Young People Remain Outside Work or Education Creating Opportunity Must Remain a Priority Nearly one million young…
Young People Want to Work But Finding That First Opportunity Can Take Years For many young people across the UK,…