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Developing Talent in Young People Benjamin Bloom
Publisher: Random House Publishing Group

The youth are a very important tool to driving economic freedom for any country, and government and the top IT companies in South Africa have the capacity to make sure that young people are well equipped to assist in driving the economy. Schools are being urged to sign up for a codebreaking competition aimed at developing the next generation of cybersecurity experts. The question to be asked is; Are the JSE The economy in those countries has been growing at a fast rate because they were the early adopters of technology as a weapon to economic development. He said that there is enough evidence of the abundant talent among the country's young people which, if effectively harnessed, “can catapult them and with them, Jamaica, into being significant players in the information technology revolution”. I learnt my game at Primary School and feel that this Academy has the potential to allow many young people to help realise their potential in sport. To develop the skills of the participating music leaders, enabling them to more effectively identify young people with musical talent and help develop and support that potential. Among all the economic bad news confronting the UK, perhaps one of the most worrying is the growing number of young people without a job. Africa's youth unemployment is becoming worrisome. However, the abundant creativity and talents of Africa's young people could be harnessed to help turn the continent's socioeconomic fortunes around. "Young people [in Africa] find work, but not in places that pay good wages, develop skills or provide a measure of job security," reports the Brookings Institution, a Washington-based public policy organisation. Sir Patrick Allen, has called on public and private sector leaders to pay greater attention to channeling the country's youth into technological innovation and other fields of economic development. The Aldridge Cricket Academy was launched last year with the aim of giving students the chance to develop their sporting talent and academic qualifications together, rather than having to choose between the two, or having the stress of dealing with conflicting training and college work schedules.