DID YOU KNOW…?
- It is estimated that today's learner will have 10 – 14 jobs by
the time they are 38 years old
- 1 in every 4 workers today is working for a company they have
been employed by for less than 1 year
- More than 50% of employees in the UK are working for a company
which has employed them for less than 5 years
- According to former U.S. Secretary of State for Education
Richard Riley the top-10 in demand jobs of 2010 will not have
existed in 2004
- We are currently preparing students for jobs that do not yet
exist, using technologies that have not yet been invented, in order
to solve problems that have not yet been identified.
Does this make you feel uneasy … or
excited?
How and why do we work with Brazil, China and
India...
The Prime Minister's Global Fellowship works to facilitate and
deliver international and intercultural dialogue between young
people from England and three of the most important countries in
the new global economy; Brazil, China and
India.
The programme symbolises the need for the next generation to
understand Britain's role on the global stage as well as acting as
a platform for the skills, talent and enterprise needed by us all
in the 21st century to lead the global economy. It
is essential that future business leaders and entrepreneurs,
employees and students are able to seize the opportunities offered
by dynamic and new but increasingly interdependent
markets.
They will be better able to do so if they have experience of the
enterprise culture and competitiveness that is driving the success
of the fast-growing economies in Asia and Latin America, by seeing
first-hand what it takes to sustain economic growth and what skills
are necessary in order to compete in a truly global labour
market.