An Office for National Statistics (ONS) report for August 2015, says: * There were 922,000 young people (aged from 16 to 24) in the UK who were Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET), a decrease of 21,000 from January
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Britain plans to tell firms that win large public contracts to commit to taking on more young workers to boost the country’s skill levels, stepping up the pressure on private companies to increase youth training schemes. Britain, which is battling poor
Hazel Dawson, 18, has just got a B and two Ds in her A-levels, in sociology, government and politics, and geography at Christ the King sixth-form college in Lewisham, London. Since I don’t know what I want to do for my
September 23rd, TESYouth runs a Free One-day Enterprise Workshop for 18-24 years old in North London. The free one-day workshop offers the young people an opportunity to learn, try and develop enterprising skills, including confidence, creative thinking, problem solving, communication, negotiation
The number of university students working to help fund their studies has risen sharply, a survey has found. About 77% of students work, up from 59% last year, the study of 4,642 students by insurance firm Endsleigh and the National
The BBC has launched a new traineeship scheme to give digital skills to young people in the UK. The Make It Digital traineeship will first be available in 60 towns and cities around England, and specialises in teaching 16 to
According to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), younger workers struggling to find jobs after the financial crisis risk a lifetime trapped at the bottom of the economic ladder unless governments move swiftly to improve their skills and
If you thought a job in market research meant spending all day in a call centre working through a list numbers in the phone directory, you might be surprised to learn that there is a lot more to it than
