Opportunity Guide for Youth on the Move: Unlock Learning, Training & Career Pathways

The Migration Youth and Children Platform, in partnership with UNICEF’s Migration Unit by means of the Youth on the Move program, has launched the Global Opportunity Guide for Youth on the Move.

Migration is a actuality for tens of millions of younger individuals throughout the globe—and youth beneath 30 now account for 31% of all worldwide migrants. Despite being amongst the most cellular populations, younger migrants, refugees, and displaced individuals typically face crucial boundaries to training and employment alternatives—two of the most important pathways to non-public {and professional} development.

What Is the Opportunity Guide?

This information is designed to be the world’s largest useful resource hub for refugee, migrant, and displaced youth—serving to them entry studying, coaching, and profession improvement packages regardless of the place they’re.

It compiles alternatives from throughout the globe into one accessible, user-friendly useful resource.

Why This Matters

Findings from UNICEF’s Talent on the Move Report (2021) spotlight the key boundaries youth on the transfer face:

• 70% cite lack of economic sources as a barrier to training
• 32% report lack of know-how about out there studying alternatives
• 23% face challenges getting earlier {qualifications} acknowledged

These boundaries can stall training, hinder employment, and restrict younger individuals’s skill to contribute to and thrive of their communities.

How the Guide Helps

The Global Opportunity Guide goals to:

• Expand Reach: Connect 1000’s of younger individuals globally with packages that match their wants
• Ensure Accessibility: Bring important studying and work alternatives on to marginalized youth
• Promote Global Collaboration: Build a collective motion to open doorways for migrant and refugee youth

This software is greater than a database—it’s a name to motion to shut the hole in alternative and inclusion.

Who Should Use the Guide?

• Youth on the transfer—refugees, migrants, displaced individuals, and stateless youth beneath 30
• Educators, NGOs, and group leaders working with cellular youth populations
• Policymakers and practitioners growing inclusive training and employment packages
  

The information is freely out there and permissions are granted to instructional and non-profit organizations upon request.

Access the Guide

Explore the Opportunity Guide here.

For partnership inquiries or to request permission for use: migrationgfp@unmgcy.org.

To entry extra alternatives, go to the Opportunities for Youth webpage.

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