…effort is made to provide their first choice. In the USA, organized links between nursing departments and schools, experiential summer camps and a ‘career academy’ linking academic courses with career…
…in the USA, sets out to examine the ‘constellations’ of mentoring networks that girls access in pursuing their desired careers. It surveys an ethnically diverse sample of sixty girls aged…
…a work-based mentoring programme sponsored and administered by the Philadephia school district (USA), in which volunteer mentors from local participating companies are trained to undertake work-related activities and tutoring as…
…Under the No Child Left Behind Act in the USA, schools were required to improve academic achievement and help more students into further education or better careers. The purpose of…
…artificial intelligence in their daily operations. It suggests that by 2022 133 million new jobs will emerge as businesses develop a new division of labour between people and machines whilst…
Young adults in England have scored among the lowest results in the industrialised world in international literacy and numeracy tests. A major study by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and…
…range of other partners including the government and third sector organisations. The charity also works with partners internationally – more details here. The charity runs Inspiring the Future, a free…
…young men with mismatched aspirations and educational expectations were almost twice as likely to become NEET. Young women with misaligned ambitions were three times as likely to become NEET. Young…
…those who leave poorer areas are four times more likely to go to areas with similar or higher levels of deprivation. The peak age for movers throughout the UK is…
Citing our research that found young people start to rule jobs in or out when they’re as young as seven, and these choices are especially influenced by gender stereotypes, Lord…
