To better understand the current effectiveness of engagement between VET and industry and employers, the DSO held its second working group with employers, training providers and peak bodies to share ideas around improving methods of engagement.
The Digital Skills Organisation (DSO) is partnering with Kangan Institute to formalise a collaborative pilot project that aims to address the digital skills shortage in one of Australia’s burgeoning tech precincts through targeted digital skills traineeships.
Twelves months on from the WOTF's first National Skills Week event, DSO CEO Patrick Kidd was joined by industry leaders from the Skills Organisation Pilots to share their insights and discuss the projects they are leading to respond to the skill and training needs of their industries.
With collaboration and continuous updates being core principles of the Digital Skills Organisation (DSO), we believe Showcases are a vehicle that enables a unique view of our important projects and updates from the past 90 days - the first of which was our Q1 Showcase: Changing behaviour, testing assumptions and
The Morrison Government has delivered a comprehensive blueprint for the digital transformation of the Australian economy. For the Digital Skills Organisation (DSO), it reinforces our belief in the necessity of broad collaboration, driven towards a common goal.
Australia’s future economic prosperity depends on a skilled, mobile workforce that can meet the needs of industry. As the nature of work globally changes, qualifications need to address the changing skills needs of employers and prepare individuals for the jobs of today and tomorrow.
WorldSkills Australia has partnered with AWS, Keysight Technologies and CloudShare to create Virtual Skills Week 2021 – where Australia’s top up-and-coming IT talent will battle for medals, prizes and a potential spot at the WorldSkills Australia National Championships.
We know, we know – technology and hairdressing? At first glance, the two industries couldn’t appear more different. But dig a little deeper and you’ll soon find that tech companies of all sizes have a great deal to learn from their local hair salon.
The Digital Skills Organisation has been at the forefront of Australia’s response to the nation’s changing workforce needs, working with their industries to rethink skills needs and find innovative solutions to meet the current, emerging, and future workforce needs of our nation. 12 months on from our first
A highly-skilled digital workforce is essential to Australia’s future with the demand for skilled digital professionals projected to increase dramatically over the coming decade and beyond. To view a recording of this live-streamed event, visit: Workforce of the Future: Focus on Digital
Australia’s future economic prosperity depends on a skilled, mobile workforce that can meet the needs of industry. As the nature of work globally changes, qualifications need to address the changing skills needs of employers and prepare individuals for the jobs of today and tomorrow.