Feb 9Education 4.0: Here Are 3 Skills That Students Will Need For The Jobs Of The Futureby Asheesh Advani, CEO, JA Worldwide Originally published on January 2, 2023, by the World Economic Forum. Reprinted with permission. Education 4.0 reimagines education as an inclusive, lifelong experience that places the responsibility for skill-building on the learner, with teachers and mentors acting as facilitators and enablers. To create the…Gamechanging Ideas5 min readGamechanging Ideas5 min read
Published inGood Company·Jan 2Education 4.0: Here Are Three Skills Students Need For the Jobs of the Futureby Asheesh Advani, CEO, JA Worldwide Originally published on January 2, 2023, by the World Economic Forum. Reprinted with permission. Education 4.0 reimagines education as an inclusive, lifelong experience that places the responsibility for skill-building on the learner, with teachers and mentors acting as facilitators and enablers. To create the…Top5 min readTop5 min read
Published inGood Company·Nov 8, 2022Unleashing Ideas About Youth, Entrepreneurship, Prosperity, and Peaceby Kathryn Forrest, Manager for Communications, Global Entrepreneurship Network Originally published on November 8, 2022 by Global Entrepreneurship Network “When young people are economically empowered, the chance of war goes down.” — Asheesh Advani, CEO of Junior Achievement Worldwide What is the connection between youth, entrepreneurship, prosperity, and peace? Are…Top2 min readTop2 min read
Published inGood Company·Oct 16, 2022Why JA? And Why Now?by Junior Achievement USA, October 14, 2022 Generation Z has already been dubbed “The Pandemic Generation”(3). They, along with the subsequent Generation Alpha, are experiencing a seismic shift in the way we all work, learn, and communicate with each other. …Research And Reports9 min readResearch And Reports9 min read
Published inGood Company·Oct 3, 2022Survey: 58 Percent Of Teens Would Start A Business To Address A Societal Need, Even If It Meant Making Less Moneyby Junior Achievement USA, October 2, 2022 Junior Achievement and EY Team Up for JA Launch Lesson for National Entrepreneurship Month in November A new survey by Junior Achievement USA and EY shows that most teens (58%) would be likely to start a business that addresses a societal need, even if it meant making less money. In total, three-in-four teens (75%) would be likely to consider…Teens3 min readTeens3 min read
Published inGood Company·Sep 2, 2022Decoding The Future Of Entrepreneurship Educationby Alisa Cohn Originally published on September 1, 2022, by Forbes. Reprinted with permission. After a 40-year decline, entrepreneurship is having a moment . The pandemic unleashed a massive set of shifts in the way people work, and pushed some would-be entrepreneurs to take the leap. This is only good…Education6 min readEducation6 min read
Published inGood Company·Aug 12, 2022Building resilience and youth entrepreneurship in Africaby Grégory Renand, Head, Z Zurich Foundation, and Asheesh Advani, CEO, JA Worldwide Originally published on August 12, 2022, by the World Economic Forum. Reprinted with permission. Africa is blossoming with entrepreneurial potential and now boasts seven unicorns, up from zero in 2015. But as other continents have been fostering…Entrepreneurship5 min readEntrepreneurship5 min read
Published inGood Company·Aug 4, 2022Survey: Most Teens Aspire To Own A Home Someday But Report Significant Financial And Homeownership Knowledge Gapsby Junior Achievement USA, August 3, 2022 A new survey by Junior Achievement USA and Fannie Mae shows most teens (88%) would like to own a home someday. The survey reflects that most teens (85%) believe “owning a home” is part of “the good life,” compared to nearly as many…Research And Reports4 min readResearch And Reports4 min read
Published inGood Company·Jul 28, 20222022 Back-To-School Survey: One-Third Of Teens Say Rising Cost Of School Supplies A Concern — JA Worldwideby Kelsey Matzinger, Manager of Public Relations and Marketing, Junior Achievement USA Originally published on July 28, 2022 by Junior Achievement. It is the beginning of August and your child’s school sends you their list for back-to-school supplies. As you walk into Walmart or Target, your child’s face lights up…Youth3 min readYouth3 min read
Published inGood Company·Apr 19, 2022“Money Without Borders Survey”: Only 27% of Teens Think National Governments Have Most Influence on Global Economyby Junior Achievement USA, April 18, 2022 A new survey of 1,009 teens conducted for Junior Achievement by the research company ENGINE Insights shows that only one-in-four teens (27%) think that national governments (such as the U.S., China, and EU) have the most influence on the global economy, followed closely…Teens3 min readTeens3 min read
