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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Eleven sections. Zero lectures.Adulthood does not come with a tutorial. This is the closest thing. The Missing Curriculum, Volume Two: World Ready is a practical guide to living independently: staying safe at parties and around alcohol, protecting your personal safety and choosing safe transport, managing money and using financial tools, knowing your consumer rights, understanding a contract before you sign it, turning a hobby into income, handling basic vehicle care and roadside safety, tackling everyday handy work, communicating professionally at work, getting into university, and navigating dorm life. Written for readers aged 13 to 20 (and useful well beyond), this is a stand-alone reading book, not a textbook, with no exercises, no homework, and no tests. Each of the eleven sections opens with a real situation a young person actually faces, breaks down what to do and why, and closes with a Field Card: ten rules worth keeping for life.What's inside: - Alcohol, parties, and staying in control: peer pressure, safe planning, and helping a friend- Personal safety and safe transport- Money tools and everyday money habits- Consumer rights and how to complain effectively- Legal contracts and knowing your rights before you sign- Turning hobbies and skills into income- Vehicle basics: maintenance awareness, tire safety, and roadside readiness- Everyday handy work around the home- Work readiness and professional communication- Getting into university- University life and dorm living Every section is built from primary sources, including the World Health Organization, UNESCO, UNICEF, the International Labour Organization, and the OECD, translated into plain language a young adult will actually read. Written by George Wehbeh, a former HR and general management executive who spent thirty years designing corporate training and has worked in youth development with UNICEF. He wrote it first for his own children. The companion volume: Volume One, Growing Up Ready, covers the other half: mental health, relationships, conflict, bullying, digital life, AI, public speaking, habits, and first aid. Available separately or as a set.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Eleven sections. Zero lectures.Adulthood does not come with a tutorial. This is the closest thing.The Missing Curriculum, Volume One: Growing Up Ready is a practical guide to the parts of growing up that classrooms skip: how to manage anxiety and low mood, handle conflict and peer pressure, recognize bullying, navigate digital life and AI, spot manipulation and bad deals, speak in public, build habits that stick, and respond in a real emergency.Written for readers aged 13 to 20 (and useful well beyond), this is a stand-alone reading book, not a textbook, with no exercises, no homework, and no tests. Each of the eleven sections opens with a real situation a teenager actually faces, breaks down what is happening and why, and closes with a Field Card: ten rules worth keeping for life.What's inside: - Mind and body: the mental health spectrum, anxiety, depression versus low mood, sleep, stress, and grief- Relationships, respect, and peer pressure- Conflict, disagreement, and assertiveness- Standing your ground: recognizing and responding to bullying- Digital life, online safety, and social media judgment- AI, media literacy, and telling reliable information from noise- Manipulation, pressure tactics, and avoiding bad deals- Public speaking and presenting with confidence- Time management, habits, and self-discipline- Personal wellbeing, hygiene, and nutrition- First aid and emergencies: what to do in the first minuteEvery section is built from primary sources, including the World Health Organization, UNESCO, UNICEF, the International Labour Organization, and the OECD, translated into plain language a teenager will actually read.Written by George Wehbeh, a former HR and general management executive who spent thirty years designing corporate training and has worked in youth development with UNICEF. He wrote it first for his own children.The companion volume: Volume Two, World Ready, covers the other half: money, contracts, consumer rights, personal safety, vehicles and practical skills, work, and university life. Available separately or as a set.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Eleven sections. Zero lectures.Adulthood does not come with a tutorial. This is the closest thing. The Missing Curriculum, Volume Two: World Ready is a practical guide to living independently: staying safe at parties and around alcohol, protecting your personal safety and choosing safe transport, managing money and using financial tools, knowing your consumer rights, understanding a contract before you sign it, turning a hobby into income, handling basic vehicle care and roadside safety, tackling everyday handy work, communicating professionally at work, getting into university, and navigating dorm life. Written for readers aged 13 to 20 (and useful well beyond), this is a stand-alone reading book, not a textbook, with no exercises, no homework, and no tests. Each of the eleven sections opens with a real situation a young person actually faces, breaks down what to do and why, and closes with a Field Card: ten rules worth keeping for life.What's inside: Alcohol, parties, and staying in control: peer pressure, safe planning, and helping a friendPersonal safety and safe transportMoney tools and everyday money habitsConsumer rights and how to complain effectivelyLegal contracts and knowing your rights before you signTurning hobbies and skills into incomeVehicle basics: maintenance awareness, tire safety, and roadside readinessEveryday handy work around the homeWork readiness and professional communicationGetting into universityUniversity life and dorm living Every section is built from primary sources, including the World Health Organization, UNESCO, UNICEF, the International Labour Organization, and the OECD, translated into plain language a young adult will actually read. Written by George Wehbeh, a former HR and general management executive who spent thirty years designing corporate training and has worked in youth development with UNICEF. He wrote it first for his own children. The companion volume: Volume One, Growing Up Ready, covers the other half: mental health, relationships, conflict, bullying, digital life, AI, public speaking, habits, and first aid. Available separately or as a set. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Eleven sections. Zero lectures.Adulthood does not come with a tutorial. This is the closest thing.The Missing Curriculum, Volume One: Growing Up Ready is a practical guide to the parts of growing up that classrooms skip: how to manage anxiety and low mood, handle conflict and peer pressure, recognize bullying, navigate digital life and AI, spot manipulation and bad deals, speak in public, build habits that stick, and respond in a real emergency.Written for readers aged 13 to 20 (and useful well beyond), this is a stand-alone reading book, not a textbook, with no exercises, no homework, and no tests. Each of the eleven sections opens with a real situation a teenager actually faces, breaks down what is happening and why, and closes with a Field Card: ten rules worth keeping for life.What's inside: Mind and body: the mental health spectrum, anxiety, depression versus low mood, sleep, stress, and griefRelationships, respect, and peer pressureConflict, disagreement, and assertivenessStanding your ground: recognizing and responding to bullyingDigital life, online safety, and social media judgmentAI, media literacy, and telling reliable information from noiseManipulation, pressure tactics, and avoiding bad dealsPublic speaking and presenting with confidenceTime management, habits, and self-disciplinePersonal wellbeing, hygiene, and nutritionFirst aid and emergencies: what to do in the first minuteEvery section is built from primary sources, including the World Health Organization, UNESCO, UNICEF, the International Labour Organization, and the OECD, translated into plain language a teenager will actually read.Written by George Wehbeh, a former HR and general management executive who spent thirty years designing corporate training and has worked in youth development with UNICEF. He wrote it first for his own children.The companion volume: Volume Two, World Ready, covers the other half: money, contracts, consumer rights, personal safety, vehicles and practical skills, work, and university life. Available separately or as a set. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Eleven sections. Zero lectures.Adulthood does not come with a tutorial. This is the closest thing.The Missing Curriculum, Volume One: Growing Up Ready is a practical guide to the parts of growing up that classrooms skip: how to manage anxiety and low mood, handle conflict and peer pressure, recognize bullying, navigate digital life and AI, spot manipulation and bad deals, speak in public, build habits that stick, and respond in a real emergency.Written for readers aged 13 to 20 (and useful well beyond), this is a stand-alone reading book, not a textbook, with no exercises, no homework, and no tests. Each of the eleven sections opens with a real situation a teenager actually faces, breaks down what is happening and why, and closes with a Field Card: ten rules worth keeping for life.What's inside: Mind and body: the mental health spectrum, anxiety, depression versus low mood, sleep, stress, and griefRelationships, respect, and peer pressureConflict, disagreement, and assertivenessStanding your ground: recognizing and responding to bullyingDigital life, online safety, and social media judgmentAI, media literacy, and telling reliable information from noiseManipulation, pressure tactics, and avoiding bad dealsPublic speaking and presenting with confidenceTime management, habits, and self-disciplinePersonal wellbeing, hygiene, and nutritionFirst aid and emergencies: what to do in the first minuteEvery section is built from primary sources, including the World Health Organization, UNESCO, UNICEF, the International Labour Organization, and the OECD, translated into plain language a teenager will actually read.Written by George Wehbeh, a former HR and general management executive who spent thirty years designing corporate training and has worked in youth development with UNICEF. He wrote it first for his own children.The companion volume: Volume Two, World Ready, covers the other half: money, contracts, consumer rights, personal safety, vehicles and practical skills, work, and university life. Available separately or as a set. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Eleven sections. Zero lectures.Adulthood does not come with a tutorial. This is the closest thing. The Missing Curriculum, Volume Two: World Ready is a practical guide to living independently: staying safe at parties and around alcohol, protecting your personal safety and choosing safe transport, managing money and using financial tools, knowing your consumer rights, understanding a contract before you sign it, turning a hobby into income, handling basic vehicle care and roadside safety, tackling everyday handy work, communicating professionally at work, getting into university, and navigating dorm life. Written for readers aged 13 to 20 (and useful well beyond), this is a stand-alone reading book, not a textbook, with no exercises, no homework, and no tests. Each of the eleven sections opens with a real situation a young person actually faces, breaks down what to do and why, and closes with a Field Card: ten rules worth keeping for life.What's inside: Alcohol, parties, and staying in control: peer pressure, safe planning, and helping a friendPersonal safety and safe transportMoney tools and everyday money habitsConsumer rights and how to complain effectivelyLegal contracts and knowing your rights before you signTurning hobbies and skills into incomeVehicle basics: maintenance awareness, tire safety, and roadside readinessEveryday handy work around the homeWork readiness and professional communicationGetting into universityUniversity life and dorm living Every section is built from primary sources, including the World Health Organization, UNESCO, UNICEF, the International Labour Organization, and the OECD, translated into plain language a young adult will actually read. Written by George Wehbeh, a former HR and general management executive who spent thirty years designing corporate training and has worked in youth development with UNICEF. He wrote it first for his own children. The companion volume: Volume One, Growing Up Ready, covers the other half: mental health, relationships, conflict, bullying, digital life, AI, public speaking, habits, and first aid. Available separately or as a set. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…