Supported by the Human Resources & Finance Community (HRFC), Youth Inspired aims to bring Strategy and Intentionality into the Career Planning of youths.
In this day and age of digital economy where traditional work and vocations are changing quickly, youths need all the help they can get to transition smoothly from campus life, to corporate success.
With more than 15 years of assisting various institutions in Education and Career Guidance, Work-Ready Programmes and Resume Writing Workshops, Youth Inspired aims to bridge the gap between learning in school and success in the workplace.
From Campus to Corporate, students will be equipped with the
understanding of workplace concepts.
5 Workplace Concepts
1. Culture Identification
How do I identify the culture in my workplace? What are the dos and don’ts in different types of culture?
2. Colleague Management
How do I manage between tasks and relationships? How do I support my superiors?
3. Workplace Professionalism
What are some domains of professionalism? How do I manage workplace politics?
4. Workplace Confidence
How do I be confident in a new environment? Did I even select
the right job?
5. Securing a Job Position
What do I need to prepare when applying for a job? What do
recruiters look for?
Struggles of Entering Workforce
Being in the Youth Development Space for more than 15 years, instructors in Youth Inspired have been privileged to journey with youths even after their educational years.
In this process of mentorship, we observe a few recurring topics of discussion that highlight the challenges faced when youths enter the workforce.
4 Recurring Topics of Discussion
With more than 15 years of experience in charting career paths for youths, we have streamlined workplace readiness concepts into easy-to-understand practical handles.
Today, let us equip ourselves to be competent, tactful, and work-ready individuals.
What Will You Learn?
Our Campus to Corporate programmes involve a 3 Step Progression
Identification
Participants are brought through a process where they understand more about who they are as a person, their passion and motivations.
Selection
Next, they translate who they are into their career choice, helping them to achieve “Ikigai”, a Japanese lifestyle concept referring to “Reason for being”.
Navigation
Finally, through various structured activities, participants will learn to assimilate themselves confidently into new working environments.
Why Should You Learn It?
Veteran instructors with more than 10 years experience in career coaching
Collaboration with rich
industrial partners
How It Helps You?
Design and develop a
lifelong career plan
Understand different workplace dynamics and how to thrive in them
Up-to-date perspectives in
career landscape
Obtain principles on making
wise career decisions