Working with Young People 17.6% of 16-24 year olds unemployed 10.3% of 16-18 year olds are NEET. 26% of care leavers are NEET Half of young people leave school without a GCSE pass in either Maths or English 1 in 20 young women falling pregnant in their teens One in ten young people say life's not worth living Two thirds of young people who are homeless are of BME origin One crime committed every two minutes by young people Services for children and young people Young people's journey Hooking learners in Think about the space and environment - who owns it? Explore new technologies as an incentive and a sign of trust Develop flexible routes in, and open access Use young people to 'champion’ your project or offer Recognise young people's varied life situations, and link up with others they are working with Relationships take priority Develop confidence early on with ‘quick wins', maintain this with ‘tangible’ rewards Make learning ‘useful’ and relevant, and build on learners’ interests Create the right environment and work with the right people Know and listen to the young people Treat them as individuals, but also explore group dynamics Sustaining learners' involvement Develop good quality relationships and keep the approach informal Have high expectations and reward achievement. Allow young people to develop at their own pace Encourage young people to ‘reverse’ teach about one of their interests Have faith and high expectations Facilitate 'team meetings' to promote working as a group Think about what young people want from the project or their work with you Gear activity towards (intended) outcome, and explain it at the outset Tailor the learning by considering how individuals like to learn Project learning positively - embed learning in subject of interest but don’t disguise or deceive Link learning to vocational interests Recognise achievement, and involve the young people and discuss... Young people in Britain - workless and stressed? Engaging learners Facilitating learning and achievement Non-formal awards Targeted youth support Mentoring IAG Counselling Positive activities Work experience Youth arts Sport and leisure Employability Entry to Employment
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