About the conference
INSSO’s inaugural conference was a great success: Work Global, Act Sectoral, was attended by more than 125 delegates from across the globe. From sector skills councils, education and skills organizations, TVET providers to national & international policy-makers, and skills experts the conference and the GlobalSkills debate was extremely well attended.
Delegates heard about the cutting edge projects that are helping bridge the gap between employers and education, how different countries manage their resources and skills, therefore staying head of the latest global employment and skills trends.
The INSSO conference allowed delegates to realize that the sector-based approach can work across international borders and provided all with the hope of working together to supply better futures for the next generations.
Watch the INSSO Global Skills Debate online today
Discover the role of industry in education - from a worldwide perspective!
Policy Review TV are offering you a second opportunity to watch and listen to high profile industry speakers from around the world, discuss the real challenges that face today's global labour force - both now and in the future.
Join the debate
We hope you are able to make good use of this online resource. All of the material is free to share on your blog, facebook or website. Our hope is that the discussion provides a forum that allows you to
- Learn about some of the cutting edge projects that are helping to bridge the gap between employers and education and how they are being successfully executed
- Find out from the major international organisations what their plans are in the year ahead in terms of major tenders for international projects - over £4 billion was awarded last year!
- Stay ahead of the latest global employment and skills trends
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Globalisation is placing new demands on education and training systems worldwide. The industry-based approach is uniquely bridging that gap, helping employers and educators, ultimately access people who are better skilled and more productive. INSSO exists as an international standards setting body and workforce development consultancy.