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The world is facing historic unemployment levels and the problem has become even more serious over the last two years. The effects of the Covid-19 pandemic and global automation are making it more difficult for the world’s 1.3 billion young people to find work.

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CollegeFindMe, the platform that helps students stand out to colleges, today announced a partnership with BIZNOVATOR to empower youth worldwide and streamline the process for students to apply, collaborate with and gain acceptance to the college of their choice.

For most of my adult years, I spent the first week of July working with youth entrepreneurs-to-be. Teens, generally derided by older generations as slackers, willingly and enthusiastically participate in summer programs to challenge themselves.

There are 365 days per year. In the United States, students attend on average, 180 school days per year. Approximately 125 days are comprised of either weekends or holidays.

In today’s world, our children clearly have too much access to media and technology.  While we don’t know the full impact, we can say that ubiquitous access has created unrealistically high expectations on our children and an insatiable drive by many parents for their children to excel at everything!

Young people love socialism. Can a summer of indoctrination teach little Hermione and Khaleesi to love capitalism?

We’ve heard it time and again—growing up is never easy. It can be filled with great joys as well as difficult experiences that shape a young persons’ life at a very early age.

According to a recent Gallup Poll, 4 out of 5 college students believe it is very important to have a job that aligns directly with their purpose.