Workforce Blueprint for AI, a new report jointly authored by JA Asia Pacific, the JA Institute, and Ecosystm, finds that young people entering the workforce risk falling behind in AI adoption and outlines a roadmap for governments, educators, employers, and youth to prepare for the future of work. The report cautions that, although AI adoption is accelerating across the Asia Pacific region, work readiness is not keeping pace, creating a growing gap likely to widen inequality

On 15-16 August, the JA Asia Pacific Regional Alumni Board brought together emerging leaders from across the region for the Youth Beyond Borders Workshop in Singapore. Over two dynamic days, Junior Achievement (JA) alumni from Hong Kong SAR, Malaysia and Singapore gathered to learn, connect, and collaborate, strengthening a regional network united by leadership, innovation, and a shared commitment to creating positive impact. This first regional gathering organized by the boa

Preparing Young People to Invest Safely, Think Critically, and Lead Responsibly Junior Achievement Singapore has launched its inaugural JA Young Investors Challenge (JAYIC) 2026, bringing together 214 youth, including 146 in person and 68 online, for a seven-week learning journey into financial markets, wealth management, responsible investing, and client advisory. Hau Yee Ng, Executive Director of JA Singapore kicking off JA Young Investors Challenge (JAYIC) 2026 on 13 June