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 Moving the Goalposts: How New Settlement Rules Are Shaping Young Migrant Futures in the UK

 Moving the Goalposts: How New Settlement Rules Are Shaping Young Migrant Futures in the UK

This week, the UK government confirmed plans to double the time migrants must live in the country before becoming eligible for permanent settlement—from five years to ten. While the policy is still open to public consultation, it’s already sending shockwaves through communities, families, and especially among young people who now face a future in limbo....

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Navigating the New Immigration Landscape: Implications for UK Youth

Navigating the New Immigration Landscape: Implications for UK Youth

In May 2025, the UK government unveiled a comprehensive immigration white paper, introducing significant reforms, aimed at reshaping the nation’s approach to migration. These changes, while targeting overall migration numbers, carry profound implications for young people across the UK. Understanding the Reforms The proposed measures encompass several key areas: These reforms are poised to affect...

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 Breaking the Cycle: Why Financial Education Is Crucial for Young People’s Resilience”

 Breaking the Cycle: Why Financial Education Is Crucial for Young People’s Resilience”

In a recent article published by FTAdviser on May 20, 2025, industry experts have called on policymakers to prioritize lifelong financial education. This comes in response to the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) revelation that 13 million adults in the UK exhibit low financial resilience. Financial resilience refers to the ability to withstand financial shocks, such...

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Is the UK Education System Failing Young People?

Is the UK Education System Failing Young People?

Education shapes the future of young people and helps them grow. It builds skills, teaches knowledge, and prepares them for life. But, the UK education system is facing big problems. Many students feel it does not meet their needs. Classrooms are overcrowded, and teachers are in short supply. The focus on exams creates high stress...

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Time to Make a Change: Why Traditional Degrees Are Being Replaced by Innovative Online Certifications 

Time to Make a Change: Why Traditional Degrees Are Being Replaced by Innovative Online Certifications 

More young people today are skipping university degrees. They are opting for online certifications instead. You might wonder why this is happening. The reasons are simple. Traditional degrees cost a lot, take time, and often lack practical skills. On the other hand, online certifications are cheaper, faster, and more focused on the skills employers want....

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Unfairly Punished: The See Us, Hear Us Report Demands Change Now

Unfairly Punished: The See Us, Hear Us Report Demands Change Now

Schools should be places where every student feels safe and treated equally. However, a “See Us, Hear Us” report shows this is not true for many UK Black girls. The report revealed that over 60% of Black girls believe schools punish them unfairly. This serious issue demands attention.  The report highlights that Black girls face...

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Essential Tips For Choosing & Writing A Successful Dissertation

Essential Tips For Choosing & Writing A Successful Dissertation

A dissertation is a big research project that students write at the end of their degree. It is a very important task that shows your knowledge and understanding of a topic. Choosing and writing a dissertation can feel overwhelming. However, with the right approach, it can become an exciting and rewarding experience.   Why Choosing the...

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Everything You Need to Know About UK Student Loans and Aid

Everything You Need to Know About UK Student Loans and Aid

Starting university can be exciting but overwhelming, especially when thinking about money. Most students need financial help to pay for their studies, and that’s where student loans and financial aid come in.  Student loans are money you borrow to pay for your education. You have to pay the money back after you finish school. Additionally,...

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