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The changing demographic of people in print is clear to see. Michelle Kellock of Label Apeel talks with Tabitha, a fantastic example of a young person in the print sector. www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBemkGt8auw Great video and not a grey haired old bloke in sight. Thank you Tabitha and Michelle for taking time to share.

Information supplied by Joanna Stephenson of Think B2B Marketing. At Young People In Print (YPIP), we are committed to connecting young people with high-quality work experiences that broaden horizons, build confidence, and prepare students for the future. Through our partnership with the Equalex Programme, a government backed initiative that provides structured, inclusive work experiences for secondary school students to explore careers and develop essential skills, we supported secondary...

If you ask a room of Gen Z what ‘print and packaging’ means, many picture ink-stained presses and cardboard boxes, not colour management in the cloud, data-driven workflows, brand design, automation, AI-enabled quality control or circular-economy innovation. That gap between perception and reality is at the heart of our sector’s talent challenge and also our biggest opportunity. What’s moving the needle? ·       Apprenticeships and early-entry routes.  More firms are building structured...