Education, Learning & Training stories
Fortinet extends availability of its free self-paced Network Security Expert training courses to address cybersecurity skills gap.
DDLS has launched a new online learning platform, DDLS Plus, to help organisations upskill staff in high-demand areas.
Huawei plans to train 150,000 datacom engineers in the next three years to support its growing Datacom network talent system.
Wintec Centre for Information Technology creates virtual IT firm 'The Gig' to provide hands-on experience for students during COVID-19.
The changes to the partner programme include improved RPA for quotes, as-a-service support, and incentives for SMB sales growth.
IT spending in Australia to grow 3.6% in 2021, with utilities, government, education and healthcare sectors leading the way, says Gartner.
CompTIA is offering free online training in information communications technology to people in Australia and New Zealand.
The portal adds a gamification approach that allows users to progress up status tiers and access greater sales and marketing support.
Huawei launches certification programme to cultivate ICT talent and drive digital transformation in Asia Pacific.
Investment in digital literacy training for seniors has led to more than 250 people participating so far, helping them stay connected, the Government says.
New Zealand small businesses to benefit from Government-funded Digital Boost skills training and support initiative.
The companies are partnering to provide First Nations' peoples with scholarships, a full education and technical skills.
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By 2030, online study could account for half of a secondary pupil’s schooling as behaviour issues push families to seek other options.
Poorly written tenders can push up whole-of-life costs, as councils later face rework, weaker skills and more project delays.
Only 60 per cent of staff trust employers to provide skills training, widening fears that COVID-19 will intensify job insecurity.
Bidders are under pressure to show local benefits, safety gains and clear evidence of capability as major projects become ever more competitive.
New planning laws may still fail to fix housing shortages and infrastructure gaps unless councils and agencies get more capacity and funding.
The non-profit and the consultancy are partnering to work toward ensuring a better future for Australians in a world driven by artificial intelligence.
Weak planning, funding and governance are leaving New Zealand unable to deliver the wider public outcomes it now says it wants.