For today’s teens, one of the major impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic has been the expansion of their education and career planning into digital spaces. And whether they’re aware of it or not, teens’ choices have been informed by these changes. During the height of the pandemic, studies implied that teens were burned out after so much time online, turning away from further online higher education – especially four-year college – and instead looking at other training and careers. In the same vein, studies implied that teens put a high premium on the location of their jobs, arguably over other job features.

 

Discover whether all of this is still the case for today’s teens. How far in advance are teens planning for their futures, and how can digital resources help these efforts? What are their plans and what tools and resources – both digital and offline – are they using to shape their futures? Embark on this venture to see the planning journeys of modern-day teens, the factors guiding their decisions, and when they are undertaking their efforts to better understand how digital solutions can make an impact in their lives.