Advancing Australia's VET Sector

“Today’s world of business looks vastly different to 20 years ago. As baby boomers transition into retirement, millennials have risen through the ranks as the new corporate leaders and new business founders. And as the flow of veterans steadily continues to travel downstream, a tide of bright young entrepreneurs is rising all over the world. But age is not all that separates the two generations — gen Y and gen Z bring with them whole new values, working styles and education needs — and no-one sees this better than the founder of one of the most disruptive education platforms for entrepreneurs, Jack Delosa.”
 

Three predictions for the future of education | The Australian

" The future of education is changing. And this future is very different to what has come before.... the future of education is much more specialised and much more personalised."

 

Education is the key to Indigenous empowerment | SMH
Interview with Lois Peeler, Executive Director and Principal of Worawa Aboriginal College.
 

Innovation in education isn't just about technology, it can be about re-imagining the learning process | UNICEF Education
Estimates show that only 10 per cent of young people in low-income countries will gain basic secondary education skills by 2030. This lack of learning can lead to unemployment, poverty and greater inequality.