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Climate change, the Fourth Industrial Revolution, demographic shifts, and migration are disrupting societies across the globe, making the world of work and the position of education increasingly complex, fluid, and unpredictable.
This webinar focuses on the role that skills anticipation systems play in understanding the need for new qualifications and competencies (NQC). It draws on work NCVER was engaged in with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and provides examples of how Australia and other countries are dealing effectively with the challenges of ensuring our training systems are prepared for current and emerging jobs in the new economy.
Presenter
Phil Loveder, Executive Manager, Inform & Engage, National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER)
Phil has over thirty-five years’ experience in educational research, business development and in the commercialisation of knowledge-based services in VET and higher education. He has a particular interest in researching industry models of education and in the funding and financing of training. Phil was recently the lead expert for UNESCO’s Bridging Innovation and Learning in TVET New Qualifications and Competencies (NQC) policy project and was research leader of a major international study on measuring the enterprise returns to investment in training. He is also the regional coordinator of UNESCO’s UNEVOC program in the Pacific Island region.
Phil maintains an interest in technology education and recently authored papers on vocational education and the innovation system, new qualifications and competencies and Apprenticeships and Industry 4.0.
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