LIYSF (London International Youth Science Forum) is a two week residential event – 27th July to 10th August – in London, which attracts over 500 of the world’s leading young scientists aged 17-21 years old from more than 65 participating
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There are 2 ways to categorize work: Cognitive or manual and Repetitive or non-repetitive. There are basically 4 kinds of work: 1. Manual repetitive – Assembly line factory worker, farm labourer 2. Cognitive repetitive – Call center operative, Bank teller 3.
Creative Youth organises and delivers The International Youth Arts Festival Kingston (IYAF), one of the largest and most diverse youth events in the world. Launched in 2009 IYAF has become a ‘must see’ arts festival and often considered a precursor
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has reported that young people are facing less financial pressure now as compared to 2009-2010. During the financial crisis 2009-2010 young people were the worst affected. Although the general rate of unemployment was 8.5%
The Tackling Youth Violence Network meetings are a space for youth work professionals who are facing violence amongst the young people they work with to build support and thinking on how to tackle this. The Network also intends to create
TESYouth believe that youth have the ideas to shape the future, and we have the know-how and tools to help to cultivate them. At this stage, your idea may not be anything more than a couple of things that you would
Schools should put a greater emphasis on teaching digital technology – as millions of jobs could be swept away by automation, says former education secretary Lord Kenneth Baker. Now chair of the Edge Foundation, Mr Baker says young people must be
The Sutton Trust has reported that a UK graduate faces a higher amount of debt than their counterparts in the US, Australia and Canada. On average, after university fees have been raised to £9000 the total debt is £44,000. In
