The Economist Asks: Euan Blair
Is a university degree still worth it?
Euan Blair, the founder and chief executive of edtech start-up Multiverse, speaks to “The Economist Asks” about whether apprenticeships are the best way into the workplace and about the education policies of his father, British prime minister Tony Blair
HOST ANNE McElvoy asks the founder of Multiverse why he thinks apprenticeships are the best route into the workplace and whether the education policies of former British prime minister Tony Blair, his father, mean too many young people go to university. He reflects on growing up in the spotlight and what proximity to power has taught him. And is there the tech entrepreneur’s dress code? Runtime: 27 min
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