As AI continues to revolutionize the job market, educational institutions must evolve to meet new demands. But what does this mean for the future of teaching, learning, and operations in higher education? We're bringing together thought leaders from TALISIS, Queen's University, and EF International Advisors, LLC to dive into how AI is shaping the skills employers seek and the controversies it brings to education. What you'll gain from this webinar:
Strategic insights on AI in education
Understanding of the evolving job market
Knowledge of in-demand skills for graduates
Perspectives on AI's role in education efficiency and productivity
Don't miss this chance to learn from our panel of experts and discover how to harness AI to enhance student employability.
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Our practical, results-focused methods emphasize team alignment, motivation, and measurable success. Learn more about how we drive lasting impact at www.efinternationaladvisors.com.
ABOUT IFC'S VITAE PROGRAM
The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, developed the Vitae program to assist higher education institutions in improving graduate employability. Vitae offers data-driven assessments and tailored advisory services, enabling institutions to align their curricula and services with labor market demands. By participating in Vitae, institutions can benchmark their practices against global standards, identify areas for improvement, and implement strategies to enhance student career outcomes.
Since its inception, Vitae has engaged with over 123 institutions worldwide, positively impacting approximately 1.5 million students. For example, in Colombia, Javeriana University utilized Vitae to significantly boost graduate employability, with about 85% of its students securing employment within a year of graduation.
Through initiatives like Vitae, IFC aims to bridge the gap between education and employment, fostering economic growth and development.
For more information about IFC's Vitae Program, visit www.vitaeready.org.
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