The Australian Computer Society, released the ACS Australia’s Digital Pulse 2019
report yesterday. This is an overview of the digital economy, workforce and
current policy environment, by Deloitte Access Economics. Of particular interest to educators is the section on Supply of technology workers in Australia (p. 10). The report concludes "The highest policy priority for the digital economy is skills development." and suggests "... we need more people to consider moving from other occupations to take one of the additional 100,000 jobs that will be created in technology by 2024...". This is good news for those of us involved in IT education.
One way to retrain is by applying vocational and online educational techniques, flipped, blended, and peer assessed.
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