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Date: Thursday 14 September, 1.30pm - 2.30pm ACST

Cost: Free

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This webinar will report on the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the VET sector during both the initial crisis period and the subsequent recovery. How did training providers, employers, and specific student cohorts adjust to the changed circumstances? To what extent has this led to more permanent changes in delivery for the future?

The information showcased will be drawn from a number of NCVER reports and surveys over the past 3 years (2021 – 2023) which focuses on the transition to digital delivery and how they impact students, employers and training providers.

Presenters

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 – UNEVOC’s BILT New Qualifications and Competencies (NQC) Macro-level stakeholder project and was recently research leader of a major international study on measuring the enterprise returns to investment in training. He was formerly an adviser to the APEC integrated referencing project for skills recognition and mobility and consultant to the Indonesian Department of State Development (BAPPENAS) Labour Market Forecasting for Education Policy project. In addition, he maintains an interest in technology education and recently authored papers on vocational education and the innovation system and Apprenticeships and Industry 4.0.

Melinda Lees, Team Leader, Research & Data Analytics, National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER)

Melinda manages a range of advanced analytics projects designed to deliver insights for stakeholders into the VET sector. Recent examples include overseeing the design and build of a cloud-based analytics platform, the development of a longitudinal student view and the exploration of machine learning for predicting VET completion rates. In her previous role at NCVER, Melinda was responsible for managing the total VET activity and VET in Schools collections and reporting.

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