RECOGNISING TALENT is 1 of the 5 core principles of good youth employment

The Recognising Talent principle calls on employers to think about the requirements they ask of young candidates for their roles. It’s an impactful way to think differently about traditional qualification requirements and broaden skills and abilities. Employers who utilise this principle think more inclusively about their recruitment and workforce development needs.

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Best practice highlight from the Good Youth Employment Symposium 2022

Nando's actively recruit for social impact, specifically seeking out and hiring people who typically struggle to find jobs.

Good Youth Employment Symposium 2023

Sign the Good Youth Employment Charter - a cost-free, commitment-free way to access best practice in working with the 5 core principles of Good Youth Employment.

Looking for success strategies? Join our Membership Community by signing the Charter today. It's the perfect way to take action for Youth Employment Week!

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During Youth Employment Week we're hosting fantastic online events for organisations and young people to connect!

Supporting and Retaining Neurodivergent Employees: 3rd July

Why we are not talking about Gen Z: 4th July

Summer Next Steps webinar: 6th July

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If you have an opportunity for young people aged 11 - 30 that's open to applications during 3 - 7 Jul 2023, why not complete our Youth Employment Week proforma? You are also welcome to share it as part of this important campaign.

Proforma

3 ways to take action TODAY

#YEW23 #YOUTHEMPLOYMENTWEEK

Tell the world about what you’re most proud of recently in terms of your youth employment strategies and successes. Include the hashtags and we’ll boost your signal!

Promote youth opportunities

If you’ve signed the Good Youth Employment Charter you can promote your early career vacancies and opportunities for free during Youth Employment Week! Simply fill in the proforma.

Share case studies

On signing the Charter, you can share your early career case studies using this template which we’ll then promote on your behalf. Case studies can help you connect with young people and show them why you are a good organisation to work for.

This year’s theme is OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL.

Ask yourself:

  1. What has your organisation done to increase access for young people of all backgrounds into opportunity?
  2. What more could it do?
  3. How has it listened to young people and what they need in terms of finding opportunity?

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