With 96% of Australian Gen Zs believing climate change is caused by humans, it’s safe to assume that they expect humans to do something about it. “Acting on climate change is so important,” an 18-year-old female from Queensland told us in our Gen Z & Corporate Activism report. “Our lives are at stake if we don’t.” That’s […]
It’s pretty safe to say that women’s sport in Australia has been kicking goals of late. We don’t mean to brag, but not only did the Matildas take out Denmark in fine form in Monday’s match, but the 6.54 million people tuning into Monday’s game smashed the record for an individual event on Channel Seven […]
Hello, I’m a Mac. And I’m a PC. To this day, Macs haven’t shaken off its image for ‘creative types’, nor PCs – in this case, largely Microsoft Windows users – for ‘business types’. But not all Windows users are suit-and-ties. They’re young Gen Zs too. For our What Gen Z Actually Do Online report, 57% […]
What better way to start 2023 than with a teaser of the top industries hiring Gen Zs in Australia over … On its face, initiatives like decarbonisation and our commitments to the Paris Agreement seem to spell the end for mining …
Gen Z’s media consumption habits have had a drastic shift away from traditional media to online. Are you keeping up? Guide your digital marketing strategy with essential insights and data from our report What Gen Z Actually Do Online – Social & Digital Media Trends 2019. Our industry-leading data will ensure your organisation successfully communicates its […]
Let’s just make this clear first and foremost. We at Year13 firmly believe beauty and wellbeing comes in all shapes … We’ve got 10 wellbeing steps to live and die by. But the good news is they’ll keep you from dying … Busted. When The Sun-Herald in 2019 reported that Cricket Australia inflated their sport […]
The most popular university degrees in Australia in 2021 depend a lot on whether you’re male or female. For our Coronavirus & The Class of 2020 report we surveyed over 2000 year 12s from metropolitan, regional and rural Australia and found what university degrees they’re most interested in doing (they could pick more than one if […]
If we asked you to imagine a typical engineer, what would you picture? Do they look, act or share the same interests as your child or student? With such a range of career options out there for young Australians, it can be easy to typecast certain roles – but we want to show you that […]
Once upon a time, it was cute and kept the kids amused. But if you’re marketing those little plastic toys to Gen Zs today, you might as well be giving them a lump of coal. That’s the sentiment many young people hold, as climate change and plastic pollution are the top two issues they’d like […]
Students who are interested in attending Year13 Expo 2021, please click here. Teachers, principals and careers advisors, please click here … What would you do if your child told you they wanted to be an artist when they grow up? I …
It’s a fact – higher education has never been so accessible for young Australians. But the smorgasbord of degrees, qualifications, … Australia, there’s a green energy revolution blowing our way. And from construction to operation it’s generating massive growth areas for … Long gone are the days when TAFE was a lesser-valued post-school pathway for […]
Here’s something you might not have picked up about the TikTok generation: Gen Z is the driving force behind a global shift … To quote an old-fashioned adage in this day and age, business times are a-changin’. New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof …
School’s over. Does that mean school friendships are over too? It doesn’t have to. But it also means there’s a … We’ve got 10 wellbeing steps to live and die by. But the good news is they’ll keep you from dying …
Parents, you can (kind of) breathe a sigh of relief. The notorious Andrew ‘King of Toxic Masculinity’ Tate has finally … Understanding how someone can get rich off YouTube can seem like a total mystery. I mean, we know it has … And they’re battling it out by feeding the content-hungry with stupendously large libraries […]
