AI skills crisis must be prioritized by businesses worldwide
How teaching ‘future resilient’ skills can help workers adapt to automation
Automation will create jobs but puts some occupations at risk, especially those involving routine or a low skill level; A faster, more affordable pathway to upskilling in the face of automation and a high-quality, future-resilient job could lie in non-degree credentials.
Online opportunities to upskill
Why upskilling is vital for creating a win-win situation for both candidates and organisations
With the rapid increase in technological advances, it becomes compulsory for the aspiring degree holders to develop the essential new-age skills and expertise required to compete in future careers intensified by these advancements. Upskilling has now become mandatory due to the lack of desired jobs and intense competition among eligible applicants.
More study areas included in free vocational education
Helping Workers Displaced By the Covid-19 Economy
Some pandemic-era edtech here to stay, says Bradley University professor
The pandemic has been a disruptive force in education, driving colleges and universities to reimagine through the use of technology how they deliver classes and services and how they engage students. In an interview with EdScoop, Dean Cantu, a professor of teacher education at Bradley University in Illinois explained how the pandemic changed edtech and shared some advice for what he thinks institutions ought to be considering as they adopt new technologies.
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Revenue streams dry as English Australia ELICOS providers face “extinction”
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Skills and Training Incentive
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