I was absolutely delighted to accept the invitation from the World Organization of the Scout Movement to be one of the keynote speakers at their inaugural education congress.
The slides and some of my speaking notes are available for download by clicking here: WOSM Congress
John – I’ve browsed your slides but (I confess) not watched the podcast. I wondered whether you expanded on the line “They have established tight peer bonds” to discuss that Millennials see their peer bonds and loyalties as much more important than employment bonds (no jobs for life and an understanding that business knows no loyalty). With this in mind it is worth us remembering that the bonds they form at Scouts, D of E, etc will be the ones that define their future, their success and their lives… (so no pressure then!)
(And an excellent set of slides as well – thought provoking and relevant)
[…] few years ago, I was lucky enough to hear a gentleman called John May deliver a talk on just this topic to the World Scout Education Congress in Hong Kong. It features a well-known YouTube sensation, and you can watch it below. The whole talk is an hour […]
[…] few years ago, I (Mat) was lucky enough to hear a gentleman called John May deliver a talk on just this topic to the World Scout Education Congress in Hong Kong. It features a well-known YouTube sensation, and you can watch it below. The whole talk is an hour […]