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Emerging skill requirements for industry are associated with a range of factors including: structural change; new production patterns; technological change; environmental sustainability; and enhancing competitiveness on global markets.
Research
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Recent publications
- Bridging the skills gap: developing talent across the food and grocery industry [UK]
- Building Australia's future-ready workforce
- Business cooperating with vocational education and training providers for quality skills and attractive futures [Denmark, Germany]
- Can business input improve the effectiveness of worker training?: evidence from Brazil's Pronatec-MDIC
- Closing the gap: the introduction of work based learning schemes in Palestine
- Electricity Network Transformation Roadmap: final report [Australia]
- Family services workforce survey report [Australia]
- ICT-based innovation and employability for women [Europe]
- Performing industry skills need assessment and developing technical packages: using DACUM job analysis to build a skilled workforce capable of meeting industry needs [Australia]
- Promoting skill transfer for human capacity development in Papua New Guinea: the role of externally financed infrastructure projects
- Right skills: right time? [Australia]
- Skills shortages and training in Russian enterprises
- State of the healthcare workforce in Massachusetts: challenges, opportunities, and federal funding [US]
- The People's Republic of China's import competition and skill demand in Japanese manufacturing
- Transport Infrastructure skills strategy: one year on [UK]
Suggested reading
Key research from a broad date range
- ASEAN in transformation: how technology is changing jobs and enterprises
- Enhancing graduate employability of business school alumni through establishing an Australian Business Case Network
- Preliminary survey report: the skill needs of major Canadian employers
- Review of publicly funded digital skills qualifications [UK]
- Skills for the creative industries
- Towards a New Zealand system of skill ecosystems
- UK skill levels and international competitiveness, 2014
Resources
- Australian Industry and Skills Committee (AISC)
- Australian Government Department of Education and Training
- British Council
- Education and Skills Funding Agency [UK]
- Expert Group on Future Skills Needs [Ireland]
- European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training (Cedefop)
- Federation for Industry Sector Skills and Standards [UK]
- ILO Skills and Employability Branch (SKILLS)
- Industry Skills Councils (defunct) [Australia]
- Industry Training Federation of New Zealand
- IRC skills forecasts and proposed work (Skills Impact) [Australia]
- National Skills Development Corporation [India]
- OECD: Skills
- National Skills Strategies (OECD countries)
- LEED papers (OECD)
- Skills Competences Canada
- Skills Development Scotland
- Skills Gateway [Wales]
- Skills for all Australians (closed program)
- Skills needs anticipation compendium [international]
- Skills@Work newsletter [Australia]
- Skills Service Organisations (SSOs) [Australia]
- The Global Talent Competitiveness Index (GTCI)
- The skilled labour market: a pictorial overview of trends and shortages (report) [Australia]
- UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES) [closed]
- UpSkill America
