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Recently I was on holiday at the beach with extended family. In that group, there were several recent college graduates: an environmental consultant, a graphic artist, a human resources specialist, a Naval submarine engineer, ,md, believe it or not, a rocket scientist. I doubt that any one of them had already chosen their profession at high school graduation.
While they had impressive jobs, the irony of it all is they probably won't stay in these professions. The YouTube presentation projected that by the time the current crop of graduates reaches the age of 38, they will have had somewhere between 10 to 14 jobs.
With all of these predictions, how dot's a young person prepare for the workforce? I think it is complicated.
Some of our Students are not even proficient in the basic “reading. riting, and rithmetic," let alone ready for the fast future*.
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