The global youth index has found the Britain is the fourth best country to live in for young people. The survey tested different variables such as education, health, employment and political factors. Germany is rated as the best place to live and the US came 23rd. While the worst place to live were countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. This demonstrates despite the hardships that young people face, Britain remains an excellent area to live. However, Britain scored lower on youth and well
A Commons Justice Committee report says offenders aged between 18 and 25 are 10 times more likely to have a learning disability or autistic disorder. It said a “lack of action” on these offenders had led many to re-offend. The government said “significant efforts” had been made to prevent young people ending up in prison. The committee’s report argues there is a strong case for treating young adult offenders differently because their brains are still developing up
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Despite the repeated declarations of support, and the commitment to meet a target of three million apprenticeships by 2020, the UK is lagging behind many of its competitors when it comes to the number of young people entering vocational training schemes. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the world’s leading economic research group, has issued research that shows that just 2% of young people are in apprenticeships in the UK – compared with 9% in Denmark
The Young Women’s Trust has found young people between the ages of 18-30 are suffering from a lack of confidence, worried about their future aspirations along with the fact that many are feeling ‘worn down.’ Girls are more likely to be affected with lack of confidence with 54% saying they are not confident while only 39% of young men feel the same. Many young people have also said they have to live with their parents due to financial restraints. The charity recommends
