College Prep Series - Debunking the Traditional University Value Proposition
Parenting and Relationships
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1h 1m
The world of University and career preparation is radically different than it was decades ago. But how is it changing, and how can you become a forward-thinking parent who can help their kids develop the skills to drive their professional life toward success?
Join us for an enlightening session where YPO parents will be able to understand how they can debunk the traditional university value proposition. Relying solely on college prestige for the future of your kids can poorly serve them; acting early on the rising employer focus on skills and attributes will give your kids an advantage in the evolving job market.
What you will take away from this event:
Actionable tips and advice for income goals.
Key attributes and skills to drive future job performance.
In-depth discussion of potential career growth opportunities.
The success of your children is critical. Register today.
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