Youth employment
National Apprenticeship Week: There’s no better way to work than earning while you are learning
I believe that apprenticeships are vitally important for two reasons, firstly they give young people the opportunity to gain the practical skills they need, and secondly to ensure that the country as a whole can support and grow its manufacturing industry.
By Paul Morgan | Notebook | Monday, 11 March 2013 at 2:44 pm
‘I’m not unemployable, so why won’t you employ me?’: Motivation levels can dwindle – and it’s not surprising
Hundreds of applications to various roles later, I’m yet to receive any feedback on any of my interview techniques, my CV’s strength or any of my abilities. I’m not unemployable and I doubt the millions of other unemployed people are.
By Jasmine Emerton | Eagle Eye, Notebook | Wednesday, 23 January 2013 at 4:00 am
Why the Roundhouse is more than just a rock venue
Youth ambassador, radio presenter and stand-up poet Jack Rooke explores the benefits of an alternative skills-based education at one of London’s premiere performing arts venues – The Roundhouse.
By Jack Rooke | Arts, Music | Tuesday, 9 October 2012 at 10:32 am
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