Youth Employment in Modern Britain: A Career Psychologist’s Perspective
As a chartered psychologist and coach with decades of experience, I’ve witnessed significant changes in how young people approach work and employment. Recent government initiatives to address youth unemployment have brought this issue into sharp focus, and I’d like to share some insights from both my personal experience and professional practice. I was discussing this […]
Boost Your Grades: Revision Tips That Can Help Make An Impact
Effective revision is a game-changer when it comes to A-level exams. As young minds gear up for the challenge, a strategic approach to study can make all the difference. Understanding your learning style is the first step. Consider whether you absorb information best through visuals, hearing, or hands-on activities. Tailor your study methods to suit […]
Embracing the Future – life in 2038
Imagine you are still at school, considering whether, or not, to go to university and wondering how life will be like in 15 years. With the help of ChatGPT here is one view of how the future could be. Introduction In the year 2038, you find yourself at the exciting cusp of your 30s, living […]
Student Resources
A couple of links that could be useful for younger clients, and their parent. Barclays Life Skills Plenty of useful information here such as how to prepare for a virtual interview https://barclayslifeskills.com/i-want-to-prepare-for-an-interview/sixth-form/virtual-interview/ and the higher level link is here: https://barclayslifeskills.com/young-people/ PWC Virtual Classroom With live and re-recorded sessions aimed at school and college […]
How an MBA Can Benefit Your Career and How to Acquire One
A master’s degree is an excellent credential for a highly competitive business-minded career. Those who acquire a master’s degree earn more on average than their counterparts who only have a bachelor’s degree. Getting a higher education like an MBA covers various subjects, including broad courses such as accounting, business law, economics, finance, and human resources. […]
Should my teen go to university in these pandemic times?
We are in a time of uncertainty. This affects us all in different ways. One group are the 17 and 18 year olds who should have been taking their A levels soon and now need to confirm their choices for this coming academic year. Some had planned on a gap year, but how easy will […]
Developing and Nurturing Future Scientists
I’m pleased to let you know about The London International Youth Science Forum 2020 (LIYSF) which aims to tackle global challenges with a programme tailored to the vision of science for change. They are ready for the 62nd edition this year, welcoming the young enthusiasts who endeavour to perform wonders in the scientific field. The […]
Job Search Tips for 1st time Job Seekers
Build evidence of your employability while studying. School students don’t undertake much part-time work, but you may have been babysitting or volunteering and you will have evidence to explain your responsibility and commitment. Be clear about what you did, how it helped and provide any details of things a bit out of the ordinary that […]
Should your child go to University?
University was always the answer – 3 years at university, get on a graduate training scheme and be on your way to a good career, set up for life. But its not as easy – the recession, increase in student numbers, less certainty … so young people are now questioning if university at 18 is […]
Teenage Job Search Tips
This article is focused on Teenage Job Search; not everyone teenager wants to go to university. It can be hard to get a job without work experience, and this article on Teenage Job Search will help. It’s written for your teenager to read and action. Build evidence of your employability while studying. As a school student […]
