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This paper explores what Australians believe about arts and culture now and what they expect from their national leaders in this space. Read the report This report, prepared by Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC) and funded by the Royal Life Saving Society Australia, provides an assessment of the economic, health and social benefits that accrue to individuals, communities and society as a result of activities undertaken across the Australian aquatic industry.
Access the full report here The Australian Digital Inclusion Index uses survey data to measure digital inclusion across three dimensions of access, affordability and digital ability. The research explores how these dimensions vary across the country and across different social groups. The 2021 Australian Digital Inclusion Index marks the first year of reporting using Australian Internet Usage Survey data. Read the full report here. Commissioned by the Limb Family Foundation, this report presents various life journeys of young people from across Australia. It identifies system gaps that are driving challenging experiences and opens a conversation about what is required to improve outcomes for them. Read the full report here This research examines the merits of vocational education and training (VET) for secondary school students (VfSSS) in preparing students for work or further training from the perspectives of students, parents, industry stakeholders and employers. It also explores the models of provision used in government and non-government school sectors. The report can be downloaded here apo.org.au/sites/default/files/resource-files/2021-10/apo-nid314557.pdf This report presents findings from an extensive year long investigation into the impact of technology and global labour market trends and their impact on skills and industry requirements.
The report can be downloaded here, www.committeeforperth.com.au/research-advocacy/projects/future-of-work The Centre for the Future of Work has published research examining the impact of the pandemic on post secondary education - particularly the Higher education sector and proposed measures to assist recovery. An Avoidable Catastrophe: Pandemic Job Losses in Higher Education and their Consequences notes that the extent of job losses and accompanying casualisation of the work force may be expected to impact the quality of education in a context where many people are entering study for the first time or looking to reskill.
The report by Jim Stanford and Eliza Litteton can be found here. The Community Media Destinations pilot research project interrogates the experiences of people working in the creative and cultural industries, who spent significant time in the Australian community broadcasting sector. Access the report A new report by the NCVER discusses the complexity of defining 'quality' in the diverse and complex VET sector. The report broadens the definition of quality and finds that a one size fits all approach will not accurately cover all facets of the sector. Please access the report here. Australia can rebound to be international students’ destination of choice when borders reopen9/9/2021
A recent Journal of Marketing for Higher Education survey investigated COVID-19’s impact on international students. The survey revealed favourable ratings of the Australian government’s and the university’s pandemic responses. In this article in The Conversation the authors argue that Australia can rebound to be a destination of choice for international students. Read the article |
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