AFRICAN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT: A PANACEA TO THE CONTINENT’S ‘SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

The world’s socio-economic growth has grown by leaps and bounds over the last 10-15 years. Economies of different continents have been led into a race; a race against the tide of redundancy and obsolescence and to the finish line of development and ease of living.
The economic growth of the African continent has been tremendous and forecasts from the discussions of analysts and even discussions from the world economic forum of the last three years have indicated improved economic and trade policies.
Key to this improvement is the sustained growth of the four most important sectors that serve as indices for economic growth and development; Education, Entrepreneurship, Technological Improvement and the environment.

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Individuals do not, however, undertake their careers in a vacuum, as decisions about future trajectories need to be considered within the context of the broader world. Facilitating this decision-making is the process of career management that has been defined as an ‘ongoing problem-solving process in which information is gathered, awareness of oneself and the environment is increased, career goals are set, strategies are developed to attain those goals, and feedback is obtained. Career management, therefore, involves the analysis, planning and action that can be taken by an individual at any stage of their career – and ideally throughout it – to actively increase the chance of doing well. In essence, success has to be proactively sought and job seekers need to have a clear idea of what they mean by success and how to achieve it.

https://interarcconsultants.com.ng/2018/08/29/career-management-development/