Mental health is a key issue in the youth unemployment crisis. The 'anxious generation' faces internalized burnout, making work feel like climbing Everest. We must bridge employment support and emotional restoration to help young people thrive.
Author: SHALOM JAPHET
Shalom Japhet is an overall resilient multitasker and strives for excellence.
She is an Online Marketing Expert, Christian Motivational Speaker, a Triad Blogger, Content Creator, Copywriter, Chef @myafricancuisineuk, an international student ambassador, a Research-Student currently completing a Master's Degree Program in Public Health at the University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom.
She is a brilliant, compassionate, dedicated, determined, focused, hardworking, respectful young lady, and above all a profound lover of God, his ministry and committed to his service, using her gift to impact lives globally.
She has spent her time harnessing skills, and now she is multiskilled in Leadership, Management, Problem-Solving, Emotional Intelligence, Communication and Service.
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When Survival Instinct Meets the ‘Shoplifting Epidemic’
Amidst the headlines of unprecedented shoplifting incidents at retailers like Greggs and M&S, a deeper psychosocial struggle emerges. This isn't just about crime; it's about the urgent need for belonging and dignity in work. Addressing this crisis requires more community support than increased policing, as isolation breeds crime.
“Criminal offences in the United Kingdom as a result of unemployment.”
Is it essential to address the underlying issues of unemployment and economic disparities to curb criminal offences? Find out… “Criminal offences in the United Kingdom as a result of unemployment.”
Russell Group vs. Modern Universities: Which One is Better for Your Career?
You see, whenever I sit down with a new student, the question of prestige pressure always comes up. I’ve mentored over 500 individuals, and while Russell Group institutions like Oxford and Cambridge carry significant global prestige, I’ve also seen students excel at modern universities like Coventry and Nottingham Trent with high-paying UK jobs. So, which path is better for your career? Russell Group is ideal for academic research and finance, but modern universities offer practical skills and strong industry links.
The Graduate Route (PSW) Update: What Happens After You Finish Your Degree?
Planning ahead is crucial for international students aiming to work in the UK post-graduation. The 2-year PSW visa offers flexibility, but changes in visa rules mean students must ensure their universities meet compliance standards. By selecting a suitable course and university early on, students can set a solid foundation for transitioning smoothly into the UK job market.
How to Pass the “Credibility Interview” Without Sounding Like a Script…
Being genuine in your answers is the key to avoiding the dreaded 'Robot Trap' during UKVI and university interviews. When you sound like you're reading off a script, you risk being flagged as insincere. Instead, focus on personal connections and specific details to showcase your credibility…
The Cost of Being ‘Fine’
Success can feel like a failure when high-functioning anxiety takes over. It's not about staying busy but about recognizing when you need to slow down. Healing comes from valuing your worth beyond productivity. By learning to rest and self-regulate, you can embrace a healthier, more fulfilling path.
Types Of People You Should Avoid In Your Twenties
In life's early years, we often gather 'social clutter' that drains our energy and peace. Pooja's insights in her post, 'Types of People You Should Avoid in Your Twenties,' shine a light on these draining dynamics. These include the relentless 'Me, Me, Me's' who lack reciprocity, the excuse of laziness called 'easy-going,' and the dangerous allure of narcissists. These reflections are vital for anyone in their twenties striving for growth and safeguarding their psychosocial well-being. Remember, 'no' is a powerful statement, and your social circle profoundly impacts your mental health. If you spot red flags, don't wait for them to fade; address them promptly.'
What is a Pre-CAS Interview? (10 Questions You MUST Answer Correctly)
If you've submitted your application and Personal Statement, the next hurdle is the Pre-CAS interview. UK universities scrutinize applicants closely, so it's important to be ready with detailed answers to questions like why your university choice matters and your financial plans. A mock interview can prepare you to confidently tackle these challenges.
Masculinity Is Accountability, Not Ego.
Men are often pressured to be defined by things like their voice volume or bank account size, but true masculinity comes from taking responsibility and owning up to our mistakes. It's about accountability and being a consistent presence for those who rely on us.