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Join us for a free guest webinar exploring how employers can better support young people as they move from education into the workplace.
The Resilient Start: Helping Young Workers Thrive from Education into Employment
Webinar details
Date: Wednesday 16th September 2026
Time: 12:00pm
Duration: 45 minutes
Format: Live webinar with Q&A
Speakers: Dr Lara Shemtob and Jon Nottingham
What you will learn:
During this session, Lara and Jon will explore:
- Why the transition from education into employment can be particularly challenging for today’s young people
- How social media and digital wellbeing can influence confidence, expectations and responses to workplace challenges
- The relationship between identity, personal values and lasting resilience
- Why downstream interventions, such as simply limiting screen time, may not address the underlying causes
- Practical habits that can help young people build confidence and resilience before ill health develops
- Light-touch workplace adjustments that can support younger employees during the transition into work
- How managers can bridge the gap between their expectations of working life and those of younger colleagues
This webinar moves beyond familiar advice about screen time and stress to consider the foundations of lasting resilience.
Drawing on frontline coaching experience and an occupational health perspective, the discussion will help employers understand what young workers may be experiencing and how supportive workplace infrastructure can protect wellbeing before work-related stress takes hold.
The session is particularly relevant to HR professionals, occupational health practitioners, managers, people leaders, learning and development teams, educators and organisations that employ apprentices, graduates or other young workers.
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About the speakers
Dr Lara Shemtob
Occupational Medicine and Family Medicine Physician
Dr Lara Shemtob is a physician specialising in the relationship between work and health, with a practice spanning occupational medicine and family medicine.
Alongside her clinical work with Insight Workplace Health, Lara works in research and teaching at Imperial College London. Her professional interests include occupational health policy, health technology and how emerging technologies can support clinical practice.
Lara has completed a Postgraduate Diploma in University Learning and Teaching at Imperial College London and is currently completing a Master’s in Education. She is also an experienced executive coach with ILM Level 7 accreditation.
Lara regularly contributes expert articles and educational content for Insight Workplace Health, translating occupational health evidence into clear, practical guidance for employers and managers.
Jon Nottingham
Resilient Futures Coach
Jon Nottingham is a resilient futures coach who helps prepare young people for the workplace and workplaces for the people entering them.
Drawing on his experience supporting young adults, educators, families and employers, Jon focuses on the transition from education into sustainable employment. His work helps young people develop the confidence, self-awareness, emotional intelligence and practical habits needed to navigate the demands of working life.
Jon takes a whole-person approach to workplace wellbeing, recognising the connection between mental resilience, personal values, healthy routines and physical working environments. He also works with employers to strengthen onboarding and create supportive workplace practices that help younger employees adjust, develop and thrive.
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