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essentially im trying to gather a little market research for a media plan im doing for HYPA (Helping Young People Achieve) a recent initiative of Service to Youth Council (SYC). There aim is to help employers and youth make more productive connections in the working world. HYPA is essentially a recruitment agency but catering to the youth of south australia who are looking for organisations that will genuinely ingage them.

For those doing university/TAFE HYPA offers interships etc with leading companies in respective fields across the state, a great way to get your foot in the door....

im looking for the best way & most relavent way to comunicate this to youth aged between 16-24, what do you guys watch/respect/motivates you/feel strongly about etc

i fit into this bracket but would like to know what others my age think aswell, not everyone is the same :blink:

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