Join leaders from across the Australian VET sector on Thursday, 19 March 2020, for a one-day discussion online on where and how digital technologies are changing what, who and how we teach.

Hear from leading VET providers using technology to expand their delivery both on and offshore. Learn from experts with a global perspective on how education is changing as a result of digital disruption, as well as from the technology partners helping VET providers to adapt. And join the CEOs of ASQA and Skills Service Organisations to consider what this digital change means for their operations and the broader VET sector. Full program details are below.

Tickets:

  • $350 (plus GST) for subscribers to Claire Field and Associates’ regular analysis on what’s happening in the tertiary sector
  • $475 (plus GST) for general admission

The conference is an invitation-only event. Register your interest: admin@clairefield.com.au

Conference program

9.30am Registration and coffee on arrival
10.00am Welcome Claire Field
10.10am Unpacking the Digital Education Landscape. Trends, models and examples shaping future postsecondary learning Maria Spies, HolonIQ

Provider experiences

10.30am DDLS delivering industry-certified, technology skills offshore Sean Steele, EdventureCo
10.50am Partnering with Rio Tinto to train for careers in automation Terry Durant, South Metropolitan TAFE
11.10am Coder Academy – accredited coding education in a bootcamp model Sally Browner, RedHill Education
11.30am Online Learning – A New Digital Era Megan Aitken, TAFE NSW
11.50am Online education improving agriculture in Australia, Asia and the Pacific Kathy Sims, RuralBiz Training

Lunch break

1.00pm VET for the Digital Age – insights from Asia Karina Veal, KSV Global Advisory
1.25pm The regulatory perspective Saxon Rice, ASQA
1.50pm Skills Service Organisations’ Panel Robert Adams, Australian Industry Standards; Sara Caplan, PwC’s Skills for Australia; Yasmin King, SkillsIQ

Afternoon tea

Perspectives of digital services providers

2.30pm Blended learning for the VET sector Rene Persoon, aNewSpring
2.50pm Encouraging EdTech in Australia David Linke, EduGrowth
3.10pm Online learning in a SAAS model Cherie Diaz, OpenLearning
3.30pm Adapting to meet changing VET provider needs Trevor Fairweather, VETtrak (Readytech)
3.50pm Wrap-around student support in an online environment Nicola Cresp, Online Education Services
4.10pm Wrap-up Claire Field
4.30pm Networking drinks