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2 days ago · In the Philippines, there are approximately 19.2 million Filipino youth aged 15 to 24, most of whom are either in schools or in the workforce. Even with their diverse background and generational differences, these young people have one thing in common — they are the rays of hope in our continuing effort to pursue and sustain transformative ...
1 day ago · World Youth Skills Day is an important observance highlighting the significance of equipping young people with skills essential for employability and entrepreneurship. In 2024, the focus on new-age skills is crucial due to their relevance in today's evolving workforce.
2 days ago · The UN Secretary-General has underscored the need to empower young people globally with the skills they need to shape a more peaceful, sustainable future for all. In a message for Monday’s World Youth Skills Day, António Guterres pointed out that the world’s young people are already working to build safer and stronger communities, even ...
5 days ago · 12 July 2024. On World Youth Skills Day, UNICEF calls on stakeholders and partners to join hands and invest in equipping youth with the skills and tools they need to thrive and create change for a more prosperous, peaceful and sustainable future. This Day is celebrated by youth, education institutions, employers, policymakers and development ...
23 hours ago · As a youth mental health crisis persists in the US, a new report highlights a significant gap between the level of support that teenagers feel and the amount that parents think their children have.
2 days ago · 15 July 2024. The development of youth skills is more critical today than ever before. In an age marked by technological progress and rapid global change, the economy requires an innovative and skilled workforce. In Yemen, almost 30 percent of the population—over 30 million people—are under the age of 29. These young people are among the ...
2 days ago · While the Youth Reference Group asked to examine the raw data from 2022, the figures have remained relatively stable across subsequent years. In 2022, 45% of 505 Australians aged 18 to 24 said ...
