Thanks in large part to the input of many graduates of Tero training programs and an appreciation that the greatest skill we can help our children develop is the ability to understand themselves and to relate to others, Tero began an intensive study into the development of personal and interpersonal skills in young people.

The research was clear. Skills such as communication, conflict resolution, problem solving, decision making, interpersonal relationships, and values formation are critical areas for young people to develop. Sadly, while the traditional education system knows how to transfer facts from teacher to student, they fall short in the more abstract personal and interpersonal skills.

The work at Tero began.

The result is two-fold:

1. A useful resource for parents, grandparents, guardians, aunts and uncles to reference to help guide discussions and the development of these critical skills in young people. The resource is called "Outstanding In Life: A Parent Resource"

Click here for information about this valuable resource for parents.

2. A comprehensive development workshop for young people designed to help them build skills in critical areas such as communication, presentation, professional image, business etiquette, dining, team building, conflict resolution, problem solving, decision making, and personal effectiveness. The program is called "Outstanding In Life: Life Skills Training for Young People"