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How can change in climate education prepare young people for evolving careers?

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By Andrew J. Charlton-Perez, Charlotte Bonner
| Silicon Republic Verified
Andrew Charlton-Perez and Charlotte Bonner of the University of Reading and University of Gloucestershire, explore how changes in climate education are critical to long-term success for young people. A version of this article was originally published by The Conversation (CC BY-ND 4.0) The review of the national curriculum and assessment in England has proposed three big sets of changes for climate education.
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Climate education proposals will prepare young people in England for changing careers and society Original

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By Andrew J. Charlton-Perez, Charlotte Bonner
| The Conversation Verified
The review of the national curriculum and assessment in England has proposed three big sets of changes for climate education. First, to prepare learners for a changing world, it suggests that climate education should be one of five big “applied knowledge areas”: key points of focus that cut across all subject disciplines within the curriculum.
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green jobs

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By Keith Harrison-Broninski, AIM Qualifications, Richard Ng, Charlotte Bonner
| FE News Verified
As of early May, the UK government has been emphasising the importance of so-called ‘Green Job’ roles within the economy and has set a target to create nearly half a million skilled and well-paid green jobs by 2030. According to the government, these are roles which actively contribute to restoring or preserving the environment and can be within a number of industries such as manufacturing, construction, and renewable energy.
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