GROWTH2023

4 ways to put youth in control of their work future

Only one in four young people have the skills needed for the future of work and life.

Only one in four young people have the skills needed for the future of work and life. Image: UNICEF

Kevin Frey
Chief Executive Officer, Generation Unlimited
Andrew Kabera
Member, Generation Unlimited Young People's Action
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Future of work: Young people need help acquiring the necessary skills for their work futures.
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