#251 – Skills development in the gig economy, flexible, and freelance space.
This week we’re back with our VocTech Podcast, this time looking at whether longterm skills development is possible in the gig economy, flexible and freelance space.
This week we’re back with our VocTech Podcast, this time looking at whether longterm skills development is possible in the gig economy, flexible and freelance space.
IN this episode, how to help schools raise extra funds and a USD 20million to catalyse innovation supporting neurodivergent children
In this bonus episode we are in collaboration with Teacher’s Voices, with guest host Nina Alonso, assistant professor, Jason Yip, and Koen Timmers, a lecturer, author and founder of several global educational projects.
In conversation with Laura Warnier, the Chief Growth Officer at the online tutoring platform GoStudent, recently valued at €3B. Laura joined GoStudent in 2018, as the company’s second full-time employee, to develop the commercial strategy.
I’m in conversation with founders from Switzerland, France, Finland and Hungary about early years innovation.
This week we’re back with our VocTech Podcast, this time looking at assessment and skills and thinking about what is skill and how should we measure it?
This week, we are back with another European Female Edtech Fellowship episode focusing on school digital strategies, talking about what insights you uncover speaking to 300 headteachers in Germany and how to tackle the wicked problem of student wellbeing. Thanks to Learnosity for sponsoring this week’s episode.
I’m in conversation with the amazing Nele Mletschkowsky, Co-Founder and now CEO of Quofox and Riccarda Zezza the Italian founder and CEO of Lifeed. We talk about demands in reskilling and upskilling, applying life skills into the workplace and securing investment for fast growth businesses working in lifelong learning.
Bruce Daisley is a best selling author and technology leader from the UK. He is one of the most respected thought leaders on the subject of workplace culture and the future of work and spent 12 years running Twitter in Europe and previously YouTube in the UK. In this episode, we chat about challenging the “resilience orthodoxy” and challenging expected work intensity, and recognising the amazing power of groups for learning.
The first episode from our new series with the Female Edtech Fellowship, a collaboration between the European Edtech Alliance and Supercharger Ventures to support the growth of the most promising female founders in Europe.