In a world where technology constantly redraws the boundaries of what we believe to be possible, one thing remains certain: our core human skills will remain timeless and indispensable.

The world of work is constantly evolving. So, how can we help young people foster the skills employers are looking for?

Every student is creative and able. Teachers are best equipped to help them discover why.

In their first 5 years of teaching, 70% of teachers indicate that they have imposter syndrome. More than 40% of teachers leave the profession within the first 5 years.

From dance challenges to astrology, book recommendations to cooking, it can be easy to assume that the online content students are consuming is frivolous or benign. But if you’ve been online recently, deciding what is authentic, true, misguided or harmful is a challenge that no platform has mastered. Discerning real from fake is a skill everyone needs, so if you’re ready to learn, let’s start with challenging assumptions.

Fewer than half of young people are on track to acquire the skills needed to prosper in work and life. This is according to a recent report published by The Education Commission and UNICEF.