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EdventureCo

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Address: 110 Mary Street 4000 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.edventureco.com/

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21.01.2022 The skilled negotiator appreciates that verbal communication includes listening as well as talking. Good listening is regarded as the most critical of negotiating skills. Negotiators appreciate that it is more difficult to listen than to speak and real listening requires constant practice. This great article from ENS International provides some excellent pointers on communication in negotiation.

19.01.2022 Jon Lang, the CEO of DDLS, Australia's largest provider of corporate ICT and cybersecurity training writes about the growing case for subsidised cybersecurity training for Australian SMEs, who are particularly vulnerable to cyber attack.

16.01.2022 A great initiative announced by Woolworths, with their $50 million 'Future of Work Fund' to be rolled out over the next 3 years. The fund will help Woolies equip their team with new skills and capabilities, and supplement their existing investment in training and development. As CEO, Brad Banducci, says, "What our people do in 10 years’ time will almost certainly be different from now. Technological advances in automation, predictive analytics, AI and digital are transforming... core retail processes - driving our industry forward and helping us do a better job of meeting our customers’ changing needs." He goes on, "But they also change the fundamental nature of the day to day work many of our team do. Over time, our team members will do fewer manual and repetitive tasks, and more work that requires judgment, creativity and interpersonal skills." The new fund will have a key focus on digital, advanced analytics, machine learning and robotics. These are all areas EdventureCo offers training in through our IT training platforms, DDLS and AIICT. We're excited to see Australia's largest private employer make a real statement on the future of work and expect to see others join them soon as the skills needed for tomorrow, quickly become those needed for today.

08.01.2022 We're excited to announce that the Australian Institute of ICT (AIICT) has introduced a new series of industry certified bootcamp programs and nationally-recognised qualifications to meet the surging demand for skilled ICT professionals in Australia. The bootcamp programs run for six months and comprise of several vendor-specific certifications. The courses include ‘Cloud Computing Certified Professional’, ‘Certified Microsoft Full Stack Developer’, ‘Certified Artificial Int...elligence Professional’, ‘Growth Marketing Professional’ and ‘Certified Project Management Professional’. AIICT has simultaneously announced five new accredited courses including ICT40120 - Certificate IV in Information Technology (Systems Administration Support), ICT40120 - Certificate IV in Information Technology (Website Development), ICT50220 - Diploma of Information Technology (Back End Web Development), ICT50220 - Diploma of Information Technology (Advanced Networking) and ICT50220 - Diploma of Information Technology (Cyber Security). Find out more on the AIICT website

07.01.2022 Claire Field really hits the nail on the head in her comments on the Productivity Commission's Review of VET. In particular, the growing threat of non-accredited training. As a provider of both accredited and non-accredited training, EdventureCo is uniquely positioned to see the applicability of both in the future training required to provide the skills of tomorrow. Indeed, in some of our accredited offerings through AIICT, we offer non-accredited industry certifications to pair with an accredited Diploma.

04.01.2022 The Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, Philip Lowe, has touted the importance of data and IT for the next phase the nation’s economic development. In a speech to the Melbourne Business Analytics Conference, Lowe said he wanted to see more business investment in digitisation, IT, and data science as we move out of the COVID-19 recession. Investing in data and our digital capability are critical to our future prosperity, Lowe said.