M&S launches 1,000-place traineeship to tackle youth unemployment crisis

Over 1 million young people are currently out of employment, education, or training, with warnings of a potential 'lost generation' facing limited career opportunities.

Across the United Kingdom and Ireland, more than a million young people stand at the threshold of adult life without work, schooling, or training to guide them forward — a silence where opportunity should be. Marks and Spencer has answered with a thousand paid traineeships for those aged sixteen to twenty-four, offering not charity but a structured path toward store management without the prerequisite of a degree. The initiative arrives alongside government moves pairing artificial intelligence with workforce development, as institutions large and small reckon with a youth unemployment crisis

M&S launches 1,000-place traineeship to tackle youth unemployment crisis

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