…get the skills they need. For today’s report, researchers from Education and Employers reviewed the best international research to identify the interventions and approaches for which there is evidence of…
…Ministries of Education of New Zealand, France and South Africa, the European Commission, the International Accounting Education Standards Board, and the Bar Council. She was educated at the universities of…
…dipping in science. The picture comes from a trio of vast studies by the Amsterdam-based International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement (IEA), which compared dozens of countries based…
…rolled out the programme in Australia. We are thrilled at the opportunity to raise the aspirations of children on an international scale. The SIP is a not-for-profit incorporated association that…
…ensure our young people are prepared to enter a world of work we cannot yet fully predict. On Thursday 24th January 2019 at the Education World Forum held in London,…
…a negative effect on children’s intention to become entrepreneurs. BizWorld is an entrepreneurship education programme that is taught in the final year of primary school in countries around the world…
…when they grow up. The winners, runners-up and their career role models: Entries and some additional information from the children were analysed and the findings published in our Drawing the…
…about a relatively unknown world of work and career development by young people. Work Exploration covers activities in which young people explore, examine and investigate a new and/or unexpected world…
by Bjorn Nillson International Labor Office, Work4Youth. 2015. The report is available here. While a considerable worldwide literature base exists debating both the positive and negative outcomes for young people…
…which are formed from as young as five years old, as shown in our award winning #RedrawtheBalance video which has over 30 million views worldwide. These ideas about different jobs…
