Millennials are the generation with the highest level of education and training to date. They have the soft skills the market asks for and yet companies see them as aliens. As children they were mollycoddled, as a generation they're over criticised; yet as we emerge from the economic crisis, millennials want to show their worth. These are the words of Alessandro Rosina.
In 2004 Turin saw the establishment of the foundation presided over by Dario Odifreddi, who said: There is an enormous demand for traditional trades. The difference today is that they have to be rehashed, modernised and upgraded technologically. Doing the job of a maitre or chef cannot be the same as it was ten years ago.
The professor of Industrial Economics at Milan Polytechnic clarifies the matter: "The point is to understand whether consumption figures are changing or the demand is shrinking. In the second case, countermeasures must be taken"
The European Training Foundation has listed this organisation established in Como as one of the ten best in Europe. The secret to ensuring employment rates above the average? Put the students literally to work
Video interview with the Education Manager at Confindustria on the importance of cultivating the right skills already at school in order to build employability.
What are required are managers of complexity, spanning different areas of knowledge and drawing opportunities from each. Interview with Piero Dominici, Professor of Public Communication and Intelligence Operations at the University of Perugia
Every year, in the Loccioni Group, thousands of high-school leavers and graduates are trained directly in-house: Guiding students toward the future means disseminating value
An experience that helps to enter the job market. By launching a universal civilian service, the Government undertakes to increase the professional opportunities open to volunteers. Let us examine what's new in 2018
Investments in this sector will reach $120bn in the coming years. From 2018, the new European regulations will introduce the figure of Data Protection Officer, thus opening up a whole new labour market just waiting to be explored.
The Nobel Prize for Economics winner Joseph Stiglitz reflects about the inequalities that impact society and the role of technology and training in overturning the rules of the game.
