The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well in Britain’s universities, with almost a quarter of university students running their own business or planning to do so, according to new research. The study by research firm YouthSight of 2,000 full-time undergraduate
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According to a labour market analysis from Centre for Cities, a think tank that studies the UK’s urban economics, Youth unemployment varies considerably from city to city. Before the recession, 13.8 per cent of working population aged 16–24 was unemployed compared
To continue the vital work we do in supporting the community, we’d appreciate it if you could pass this on to anyone you think may be able to help us find a new home! We are a NGO, Social Enterprise and
Be the change that you wish to see in the world. Mahatma Gandhi
We are pleased to announce that we have being awarded £9,985.00 from AwardsforAll to support unemployed young people with a range of Skills-based workshops to improve their future employment prospects. Here is the press announcement: “This is a project by
9 Reasons Why You Are Stuck 1- You don’t have a compelling enough vision 2- Your habits aren’t serving you 3- You haven’t invested in improving yourself 4- Poor relationships 5- You’re cheap 6- You’re worried about your weaknesses 7- You’re filling your time 8- You’re managing the
Saturday 29th November, TESYouth ran interactive taster workshops for young people in Interview techniques, Boosting self-confidence and Start your own Enterprise. The event was from 12:00-5:00pm at Lift, 45 White Lion Street, Islington, N1 9PW. Ignite is
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