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In this article, we uncover the three skills young people will need to successfully navigate the complex world we live in.

We’re using this latest round of fundraising to invest in R&D, helping us respond better to emerging trends in the world of work and to the expectations of today’s generation. 

At the 2019 Career Services Day, we asked leading education expert Andreas Schleicher – Director for Education and Skills at the OECD - to put the digital revolution in context.

To attract talent, companies are increasingly investing  in their employer brand. But the information they produce is not always easy for students to find or leverage. Here's how career guidance professionals can bridge that gap.

160 ambitious and driven career service representatives from 15 countries were in Paris on 26th June for the Career Services Day, to put their heads together and transform career guidance as we know it!  Here's our round-up of 7 key takeaways from the event.

These TED talks are our favourite food for thought for students as they find their place in the world as learners, future workers and global citizens.

Dr. Andreas Schleicher heads the Directorate of Education, Employment and Skills at the OECD. Ahead of his participation at the 2019 Career Services Day, we asked him 3 key questions about the future of career guidance in Europe.

On June 25th and 26th, we are excited to gather over 15 speakers and more than 150 career services professionals from 13 countries who will share proven best practices, network, and collaborate with each other to propel the industry into the future.

Our survey results on the aspirations and fears of the new generation when faced with the future of work - and how we can better support them.

Jérémy Lamri, Director of Innovation, Research & Future Development at JobTeaser, founder of Lab RH and Monkey tie, answered our questions on the HR innovations he sees as essential, the skills that will be vital in future and his vision for a universal career journey.

Adrien Ledoux, CEO of JobTeaser, on the importance of a student-university-employer ecosystem to prepare the new generation for the future of work.

We spoke with Andrew Whitmore, a Senior Careers Manager at the University of Manchester, about how University Career Services support  students from disadvantaged backgrounds