Project Next Generation country reports
Project Next Generation's research into 13-16 year olds reveals how young people shape their paths – examining their feelings, influences, independence and experiences – to help advisers provide better support at critical moments.
Students are mapping out their futures earlier than ever. But younger audiences often lack the guidance they need to make informed choices. That's where Project Next Generation comes in.
This in-depth study of 13-16 year old international students delves into how young people shape their futures, from subject choices to career paths. Our goal? To empower advisers to support their students and key points in their journey.
The reports spotlight four key themes: feelings and confidence, inspiration and influencers, independence and importance, and experience.