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As parents or education professionals, you want to see children succeed! But when you know that 65% of today's school children will be doing jobs that don't yet exist, you wonder how best to prepare them for this uncertain world.
Solenne Bocquillon-Le Goaziou, the founder of Soft Kids, was an international human resources director and has identified the skills that are essential to the success of employees, including collaboration, perseverance and the ability to solve problems.
These are the soft skills that are well known to companies and recruiters.
As a mother of 3 children, Solenne wondered how to cultivate these same Soft Skills from a young age and discovered numerous scientific studies on the subject...

Soft Kids is much more than an application!

Soft Kids contributes to the UN's sustainable development goals

Develop essential soft skills by 2030 (OECD Education 2030 report)

Develop the soft skills of children necessary for their employability (WEF Report 2018)

Empowering children and promoting their social, economic and political inclusion

SOFT KIDS has been selected in the 1st mapping of French startups with social, environmental and economic impact by Bpifrance Le Hub and France Digitale which you can find here.

Your opinions :

This app has helped me better understand my child's needs.

Elisabeth | Mum of Pauline, 7 years old

It's a concept of reflection and introspection that does not exist on the market. The child gets to know themselves better, and to identify their strengths and weaknesses

Nathalie | Godmother

It's an unusual tool for important subject matters.

Aline | Mum of Fleur, 7 years old

This app gets parents involved and allows them to spend quality time with their child, who feels validated and starts thinking by themselves.

Laurence | Mum of Manon and Gabin

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