Tag: careers education
5 ways to improve your work readiness
How can you get work ready when you are leaving education or seeking jobs? These tips will help you feel […]
Free Skills and Careers Resources to Support Young People – Webinar 16th March 2022
Youth Employment UK presented a webinar on 16th March for Teachers and Careers Leaders about how to use our free […]
Free Skills and Careers Resources to Support Young People – Webinar
Find out about our free resources for Teachers and Careers Leaders to support young people in building skills and confidence. […]
Do young people currently have the building blocks for a healthy future?
In October 2019, the Institute for Employment Studies (IES) released the “Young People’s Future Health Inquiry: The quality of work […]
A new careers strategy? an update from Robert Halfon
An update on Careers Strategy? We were invited to Westminster Academy yesterday to hear Robert Halfon’s latest announcement on careers […]
The Disability Employment Conundrum
The quest to find stable and high-quality employment has almost certainly been one of the defining challenges that have set […]
Chaotic careers education!?
On the day of our conference where we spent our time looking at all of the good in the world […]
Reflections on the emotional plight of trying to find work – Some possible solutions
By Laurence Griffin In February, Laurence wrote about the barriers and difficulties faced when looking for work. Here, he […]
Ambassadors interview about youth unemployment
Two of our Ambassadors were recently invited to talk to Georgie Frost of ShareRadio last week. You can listen to […]
Girl’s what will you do with your degree?
Girl’s what will you do with your degree? It surprised us to read, that after completing a degree so few […]
Tips for Employer’s – be ‘Youth Friendly’ get your badge!
Tips for Employer’s Getting UK employers to back our young people is something we are wholly committed to doing. We […]
Department of Education and youth organisations
Seeing a teacher outside of school is usually an embarrassing experience, but is even worse if the teacher works […]
