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Dr. Ashwath Narayan Delivers Keynote Address on NEP at ISDC Powered Commonwealth Education Conference in London | ||
London | Bengaluru, India Bridge India, a progressive non-profit think tank dedicated to discourse on public policy, organised the Commonwealth Education Conference on May 19 in London. The conference was powered by ISDC (International Skill Development Corporation). The conference witnessed 150+ attendees from UK, India, Australia, New Zealand, and more.
Dr. Ashwath Narayan Delivering Keynote Address at ISDC Powered Commonwealth Education Conference
Mr Tom Joseph, Executive Director, Strategy and Development, ISDC, said, “It is a privilege to be associated with Bridge India to organise the Commonwealth Education Conference and join the discussion on the post-COVID realignment in the education sector. I strongly feel the realignment is all about the influence of technology and working collaboratively. At ISDC, our motto is to build skills for tomorrow. We will leave no stone unturned to persistently supply the skills needed for learners in the future. Pandemic and a global lockdown didn’t stop us in ensuring that we deliver what we believe in. We have successfully been able to cope up with the pandemic as we embarked on a digital journey proactively even before the pandemic hit us.”
Over the last few years, ISDC has teamed up with Indian universities to address the skill gap in a range of sectors. This new and student-centric partnership was established to provide quality education and skill development programs and training designed to equip students with future-ready career skills and expertise. Leading innovators from higher education, edtech, and other fields attended the Commonwealth Education Conference.
The conference saw very insightful sessions and panel discussions such as-What is my vision for a post-COVID realignment of education?; ‘Beyond branch campuses’; Exploring diverse and innovative partnerships’ and Case study: Micro incentives to reward achievement.
The eminent speakers who have attended the conference were Professor Peter Francis, Deputy-Vice-Chancellor (Academic), Birmingham City University; Dr. Manish Malhotra, Founder and Chairman, ATMC Education Group; Steve Waterworth, Head of International Partnerships, Liverpool John Moores University; Rosie Sweeney AIoA, Head of Membership, The Institute of Analytics (IoA); Teresa Jacobs, Executive Director-Learning, ISDC; Dr. Clare Walsh FIoA; Head of Education, The Institute of Analytics (IoA); Nitin Bhalla, Head, Outreach and Partnerships, Sri Aurobindo Society and Sambhrant Sharma, Executive Committee Member, Sri Aurobindo Society.
About ISDC For more details visit: www.isdcglobal.org. |
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