Most of us have completed a primary education, and some, if not all, of a secondary education. Some of us went on to study a trade, some to university and some learned their skills on the job. Some go on to further their education as mature age students and take on employment based or tertiary […]
As we alternate between increasing and easing of coronarivurs restrictions, lockdowns and mask wearing, collectivist values as opposed to our typically individualistic Western-influenced working culture become more important than ever. We are relying on one another to do the right thing to ensure for the benefit of the greater good. Additionally, as we transition back […]
The way we live and work is evolving at an exponential pace. In order to thrive in this ever-changing environment, the ability to analyse new information and appraise evidence to make sound decisions is invaluable.
Creativity is a skill that is relevant in almost every role; certainly, it is not one that is restricted to the creative industries. Creativity is the ability to produce novel and useful ideas and possession of this capability is linked to the ability to identify problems, gather and interpret data and generate alternative ideas.
Empathy is a skill that is valued in every situation, both socially and professionally, however it is typically difficult to quantify and the absence of the trait often only becomes clear once it is too late.
After years of research, we are excited to announce that VeriSkills™ is now live! VeriSkills™ is the culmination of a global research collaboration between The Institute of Working Futures Pty Ltd and the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC™), which identified 14 uniquely human capabilities that are essential for the future of work.
Consistently rated as one of the most vital capabilities in the modern workforce, it is no surprise to learn that a search on Seek for “excellent communication skills” reveals that every role, industry and level of expertise is searching for someone with “excellent communication skills”.