Author: Toni

Introduction The term ‘the electoral system’ isn’t something that sparks interest among us, young people. As a matter of fact, many young people have no idea what it is. So, let’s discuss it. What is the electoral system? The Meaning Let’s start off by simplifying the term. The electoral system, also known as the voting...

Introduction: The Importance of Young People Voting When it comes to politics and voting in general elections, young people’s involvement and participation are simply non-existent. Over the years, it has become somewhat of an expectation and norm to see young people not voting or partaking in politics. But starting today, this needs to change. The...

Introduction The UK political system is made up of a variety of different political parties offering their own distinctive ideas and agendas to politics. They are spread out across the political spectrum, from far left-wing to far right-wing. One of the main reasons why many young people don’t vote or get involved in politics is...

Apprenticeships and traineeships have become increasingly popular over the last few years, but what are the differences between them? Traineeships are part of the apprenticeship family, but are specifically aimed at young people aged 16-24, where apprenticeships are available at any age. Traineeships are a stepping stone to an appren- ticeship and last for up...

Introduction: What is Neurodiversity? Neurodiversity refers to the different ways an individual brain functions and processes information. The term is used to label those with diverse brain functions in cognition, processing, and behavioral patterns. Examples of neurodiversity that most people are aware of include ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, and Tourette’s. Key Points of Neurodiversity: These...

Introduction: What are Gender Norms? Gender norms are social roles encompassing a range of behaviors and attitudes that are generally considered acceptable, appropriate, or desirable for a person based on that person’s gender. Key Aspects of Gender Norms: So, what are examples of gender norms? How is Gen Z breaking gender norms? Gender norms are...

Introduction The UK minimum legal drinking age is a controversial topic, with some being content with it being 18, and others wanting it either lowered to 16 or increased to 21. The current age restrictions regarding drinking: The current legal age to drink stands at 18, meaning that you can be stopped, fined, or arrested...

Introduction Gen Z, born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s, is a generation heavily influenced by technology and social media. Because of this, they take a different approach to relationships compared to older generations.Dating apps such as Tinder and Hinge, as well as the dominating factor of hookup culture, have altered the dynamics of Gen...

Introduction: Defining the Key Terms The term “entrepreneurship” is defined as the activity of making money by starting or running a business, especially when this involves taking a financial risk in the hope of making a profit. Having a 9-5 involves a paid job, working for a company or organization with regular set work hours,...

Introduction: What is peer pressure? Peer pressure involves the direct or indirect influence on peers and the feeling like you must do something because people around you want or expect you to. One’s beliefs and values are influenced; essentially, they’re encouraged to follow those of their peers to conform to certain behaviors, attitudes, or choices....