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Workshop A Links between Innovations in Industry and VET

Explore how collaboration between industry and vocational education can shape a future-proof VET system. Learn about successful case studies, impact of co-operation, and advancements in education technology. Discover award-winning initiatives and insights on evolving education paradigms.

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Workshop A Links between Innovations in Industry and VET

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  1. Workshop A Links between Innovations in Industry and VET Speaker: Sage Lal & Joseph Hanke (NESCOT, UK) Moderator: Hans ten Brinke Skills for a lifetime – towards a future proof VET Ministry of Education, Culture and Science

  2. Problem

  3. Simple... What we wanted was employer Links

  4. Concepts

  5. Vision

  6. What we learnt…

  7. How?Balance between flexibility and high quality VET

  8. Impact of co-operation between Industry and VET • Vendor status • CPD for staff (FREE*) • Guest speakers/ Tech-talks • Industry led assessment and assignment briefs • Industry led assessment methods – practical and applied approach • Development of new Courses/Pilots i.e • FdSc Business Accounting Technology Management (Endorsed by SAP & AAT) (AoC) • NEXTGEN Games, Animation and VFX (Endorsed by Designed by industry in collaboration with educators) BIS • BAE Combat Systems Engineering Trailblazer (Defence) • DNEG 2D Artist High Level Apprenticeship* • BSc (Top-up) Network Security and Software development (developing G.A.VFX now)

  9. led to successful embedding • First college in England to run High Level Apprentices in Computing and Telecoms 2010 • Increased number of enrolments • More staff recruited and trainee teachers trained within the department to meet shortfall of computing teaching staff • WeX/mini projects/Scholarship opportunities for students • Co-developing a STEM strategy for NESCOT … focusing on STEAM…

  10. Regional and sectorial Co-operation • Working with Sector Skills Councils in UK • Working with SME/ Industry giants • Working with other like minded leaders across the UK and abroad • Working with exam boards such as Pearson, Edexcel and Aim, NEXTGEN, City & Guilds to develop new courses and write modules • Research Active - Writing papers with PHD/Drs from around the UK from Universities.

  11. Technology does not stand still Education

  12. Awards::accolades::Innovations • BTEC Computing student of the Year 2013 • Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Female College of Excellence 2013 • Pearson/BTEC student of the Year 2014 – 1 in a million! • High level Apprentices – Trailblazer + 2012 and 2014 Highly Commended at National awards • FdSc Business Accounting and Technology management endorsed by SAP and AAT (AoC) • Scholarship for students • UK India Education Research Initiative (UKIERI) • NEXTGEN VFX an Games and Animation level 3 Course launched Sept 2015 • World skills UK – ranked No.1 in England 2014 and 2015 (Won 18 medals since 2011) • World skills International – 3 team members to date, next competing in Abu Dhabi in 2017.

  13. Only possible

  14. Final thoughts… • For multiple generations, education has successfully supported growth, economic development, and social change. • While the industry has never faced the magnitude of change and disruption it does today, the challenges also come with tremendous opportunity for institutions and their leaders to find new ways to deliver more value to students and the workforce. • By capitalisingon new technologies and collaborating with industry forces to build a new model of education and create a supportive ecosystem, we can shape a new way of working and learning. • It’s time to reinvigorate our education system so students are adequately prepared to succeed in an evolving world. • Ref: Michael D. King Vice President and General Manager of IBM’s Global Education Industry

  15. Thank you • For further information or queries please contact • Sage Lal slal@nescot.ac.uk • Head of Computing, Media, Games, Business Development and High Level Apprentices • Joseph Hanke jhanke@Nescot.ac.uk • Deputy Head of Computing and Apprenticeship Lead North East Surrey College of Technology (Nescot)Reigate RoadEwell, EpsomSurreyKT17 3DS United Kingdom

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