Just 58% of girls believe school is preparing them for their dream job – how can we arm them for success?

Published on March 7, 2024

Mya Medina from GoStudent explores the demand for essential life skills, financial literacy, and technology education among young girls in the UK. With only 58% believing school equips them for their dream jobs, the article delves into the crucial need to align education with the evolving needs of the next generation of women.

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