Education Minister Chris Hipkins
Education New Zealand is bringing several organisations together for the event to be held online across two days. It says, “The key intent of the forum is “Bringing us together” in a travel-restricted Covid environment to grow connections and a community of knowledge in technical and vocational education. The Forum will offer Government to Government (G2G), Business to Business (B2B) and System to System content streams – ‘bringing us together’ for a cross-system conversation.”
Te Pūkenga, NZQA, Adecco and Hewlett-Packard are among the organisations involved in the free event, which will be held in ‘a state-of-the-art virtual environment’ across Friday 5 November and Friday 12 November, with networking opportunities and mini-sessions to encourage further sharing of ideas.
Speakers include:
Topics include:
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