Education, Skills and Learning

Thousands of kids were asked to draw their ideal job - with surprising results

Coloured pencils are pictured in a wooden box at a nursery school in Eichenau near Munich June 18, 2012.   REUTERS/Michaela Rehle (GERMANY  - Tags: EDUCATION SOCIETY) - LR2E86J1DLVGU

More than 20,000 drawings were analysed Image: REUTERS/Michaela Rehle

Nick Chambers
CEO, Education & Employers
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