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  Your Country Your Call... Please support this idea and change our education system for the betterment of all, Thank you.

At 15 years of age young adults have no idea what the most suitable career is for them. Transition Year is one of discovery and development.

However, if they are adolescent, confused, worried what others will think etc at these tender ages, how are they to decide for sure what type of career is suitable for themselves, given that they really don’t understand what they’re all about yet. 

Most teenagers would have three objectives at this stage of their lives 

1. To learn how to drive
2. To get into a relationship
3. To get served alcohol without needing ID 

Selecting a career or further education is probably one of the furthest things on their mind, until parents or teachers suggest, advise or encourage a specific route for them. 

While it is their best intentions, these suggestions are often based of what they believe their adolescent is suitable to or worse what they want for them. (for example: he/she is good at maths so become an accountant or physics, become an engineer) 

Giving these young adults further opportunity to develop and understand what makes them tick would not only serve them well, but the nation as a whole.

Contact us on greg@jobnet.ie for further information or to discuss and check back here daily for further updates.

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Objectives

• To give students a better understanding of who and what they are in terms of their career strategy for life, prior to them launching themselves into their adult life.

• To reduce the costs of recruiting the wrong candidate to the public and corporate sectors.

The long term valuable effects on personal lives, businesses and the health service will be enormously beneficial as this programme will reduce stress related illnesses, absenteeism, save lives, marriages, families, relationships and lead to greater productivity and profitability for the economy as a whole.

How it would work…

Change Transition Year from 4th year to 6th year making it compulsory for all classes regardless of their social demography.

Transition year to become a 45 week academic year rather than a 33 week year.

The timetable to include the following:

1. Career Assessment for each individual
2. Psychometric & Competency Assessment for each student
3. Project based work placement for at least 6 weeks
4. Subsequent work placement for additional 4 weeks
5. Two weeks voluntary work within social care
6. Presentation Skills
7. Interview Skills
8. CV building Skills
9. Study research of further education
10. Skills and Interest analysis
11. Developmental programme for each student
12. Marketing skills
13. Networking Skills and Events
14. Job search & placement


Many thanks for your continued support, we look forward to working with you in your career advancement and enjoyment.

Regards

Greg
Thoughts For The Day
For years I believed that courageous individuals had no fear. I was wrong. Eddie Richenbacher put it very well when he said, "There is no courage without fear." We all have fear, however, not everyone becomes subservient to their fears.
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