n recent years, we have seen a significant shift towards a more integrated approach between universities and VET providers. This collaboration is more crucial than ever as Australia faces rapid technological advancements, evolving industry demands, and a dynamic job market. The traditional boundaries between academic and vocational pathways are blurring, giving rise to new models of education that combine the strengths of both systems. As part of the national initiative (or the university accord as it is called)  there is an increasing need for the VET and university sector to work together, to ensure that the next generations coming through and the current generations have the required skills to help build on the economy

In this episode, we’ll delve into how these partnerships are shaping the future of education and employment in Australia. We’ll explore initiatives that bridge theoretical knowledge with practical skills, the role of industry partnerships in curriculum development, and how these collaborative efforts are ensuring that graduates are equipped with the relevant skills needed for today’s and tomorrow’s workforce.

Our panel of experts, will share their insights and experiences on the innovative ways universities and VET providers are working together and the pathways and options that are emerging.  This session promises to offer valuable perspectives on the future of education and its impact on Australia’s economic and social landscape.

Let’s dive into the discussion and explore how these collaborative efforts are preparing our learners for the challenges and opportunities of the 21st-century workplace.

Paneliists

Christina Morrissey- Facilitator

Coralie Morrissey- Institute of Higher Education

Hugo Kregar VET ambassador- Building

Poppy Chalmer- VET Ambassador- Health

Watch the webinar below, or watch on YouTube here