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Reforming adult and continuing education has become a key issue in an era defined by relentless change borne of constant technological advancements.
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Reforming adult and continuing education has become a key issue in an era defined by relentless change borne of constant technological advancements.
By Havovi Joshi
Reforming adult and continuing education has become a key issue in an era defined by relentless change borne of constant technological advancements.
Outdated education paradigms must be revamped to reclaim the all-important human quality: agency. An interview with Sanjay Sarma, CEO, President, and Dean of the Asia School of Business, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
How educators can work with generative artificial intelligence models to improve learning.
How Singapore’s SkillsFuture Movement delivers skills and employment outcomes. An interview with Dr Gog Soon Joo, Chief Skills Officer at SkillsFuture Singapore.
By Jacinth Tan
More balanced understanding may curb unintended negative outcomes.
Financing not-so-green industries’ environmental transition could really move the climate needle.
By Debjit Roy, Shubham
Seven steps to achieve market entry based on lessons from recent market exits.
Knowing what to do and actually doing it are two very different things.
The need to build tomorrow’s sustainable green economy today.
Turning a desire for fashionable maternity wear into a journey with women into motherhood. An interview with Sharon Wong, founder of Motherswork.
How an internal learning platform became a market success.
By Shoeb Kagda
Upskilling of workers is critical for building a more resilient workforce and future-proofing economic growth.Upskilling has become a buzzword for governments across the region as they gear up to boost economic growth and improve productivity. A confluence of factors such as digitalisation, automation, and artificial intelligence is heralding a new age where these elements have become powerful drivers of economic success.
And why decision-makers should care about it.
