Micro-credentials:
Connecting Education and The Future of Work
17 NOVEMBER 2022 | ON-DEMAND
That's a wrap for the OpenLearning Symposium 2022. Get the recordings, workshop activities and online certificate by accessing the Symposium Course below:
Online on 17 November
Uncover insights, best practices and implementable strategies for harnessing the potential of micro-credentials and alternative qualifications for education, training and the future of work.
Explore the latest trends, strategies and opportunities
Discuss the relevance of micro-credentials as a tool to empower the recruitment, retainment and upskilling of employees
Discover ways to deliver and enhance micro-credential offerings via partnerships
Take home forward-thinking approaches in a day committed to moving from ideas to action. The profiles of our speakers and participants include
Educators and education innovators
Professional, academic and lifelong learning leaders and trainers
Researchers and professionals in the lifelong learning sector
Learning & development practitioners, hiring managers and leaders in HR, People Development and Culture
Official Symposium Course
Join the official conference course to network with other speakers and attendees, as well as accessing resources and research materials from the Symposium.This course is ideal for and open to anyone interested in micro-credentials and unable to join us live online.
Agenda
We are currently amidst a profound social and economic transformation affecting occupations across all sectors. More comprehensive strategies are required to help young talent and workers navigate the changing job market. Continuing interest in alternative qualifications such as micro-credentials, digital badges and industry-recognised certificates provide opportunities for private sectors, policy-makers and education providers to work together and deliver new pathways to reskill and upskill.
However, the verdict is still out on how much return on investment these credentials provide to learners and how compelling they are for employers with hiring needs. Micro-credentials: Connecting Education and The Future of Work is focused on public-private partnerships to future fit education across a spectrum of measures, including policy, access, programmes and outreach.
Welcoming remarks, opening and introductions
The Rise of Micro-credentials: Are We Leading, or Are We Being Led?
Donald Tracy (Austin Community College), Dr Amanda O'Shea (The Open University), Dr Shazia K Jan (OpenLearning)
Is academic qualification still crucial in job seeking?
Dr Fatimah Abdul Razak (UKM), Dr Lini Lee (MMU)
Culture Shock or Culture Syiok?
Tung An Gie (MAHSA Avenue International College), Kristina Francis (UTAR)
Connecting Education and The Future of Work for Indonesia
Karyana Hutomo (PT Mitra Rencana Edukasi), Satria Siregar (Lazada Indonesia), Sri Daryanti (Universitas Indonesia), Asep Saeful Bahri (PT Mondelez International)
Online CPD with IMPROVE by the English Language Teaching Centre, Ministry of Education Malaysia
Dr Mohd Faisal Farish Ishak (ELTC)
Talent Recruitment, Retention and Upskilling Strategies
Dr Hazman Shah Abdullah, Dr Nantana Taptamat (The University of Queensland), Jagmohan Singh, (Center of Applied Data Science)
Building Successful Micro-credentials for Your Institution on OpenLearning
Our Speakers
More speakers to be annouced soon
The Open University
Universitas Indonesia
Lazada Indonesia
PT Mitra Rencana Edukasi
Austin Community College
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
Multimedia University
MAHSA Avenue International College
OpenLearning
OpenLearning
Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman
OpenLearning