Aussie learning platform trains Indonesian miners
16 March, 2020Mining companies in Indonesia are using immersive learning software developed in South Australia to train workers.
More women in engineering could help solve skills shortage
09 March, 2020Increasing the numbers of women in engineering could be the solution to Australia's infrastructure boom skills shortage.
Fluke Calibration Workshops: last chance to register
24 February, 2020Fluke Calibration will be running several workshops and seminars in Brisbane and Melbourne on Fluke Calibration Software and MET/CAL and MET/TEAM Training.
Emerson and Belgian unis prepare next generation of brewers
13 February, 2020Emerson is partnering with Ghent University (UGent) and University College Ghent (HOGENT) in Belgium to revamp, automate and modernise a pilot brewery.
5 STEM education trends for 2020
07 February, 2020 by Stephane Marouani, ANZ Country Manager at MathWorksIn the coming decade, we will see a change in STEM careers and, consequently, the ways in which graduates will be prepared for them will need an overhaul.
Live-in program inspires future engineers
17 January, 2020A transformative experience encourages career in engineering for Indigenous students.
exida launches self-paced cybersecurity lifecycle course
10 January, 2020Functional safety certifying company exida has launched its first self-paced cyber course.
Rio Tinto and edtech sector to invest in developing STEM skills
25 November, 2019Rio Tinto says it will work with Australia's education and innovation sectors to help tackle a looming skills gap in the nation's future workforce.
Five new UQ engineering scholarships awarded
15 November, 2019Five future engineering leaders and problem-solvers have become the first to receive scholarships from the Andrew N. Liveris Academy for Innovation and Leadership.
Coursera and MathWorks announce new data science course
11 November, 2019MathWorks and Coursera have announced a joint effort to address the data science skills gap.
Qld oil and gas safety induction extended to WA/NT
22 October, 2019The Industry Safety Induction (ISI) training course that has been running in Queensland for the past three years has now been launched in WA and NT.
Byrnecut improves staff skills with immersive simulation
30 September, 2019Underground mining contractor Byrnecut has set up a technical training centre in Perth involving the latest in immersive training technology.
Make learning and development part of your mantra in your job and within your team
11 June, 2019 by *Steve Mackay PhD, Dean, Engineering Institute of TechnologyIf you are passionate and enthusiatic about learning, you will thrive in your career.
Lifelong learning
27 May, 2019HYDAC offers practical courses on a variety of topics,including hydraulics, thermal optimisation, filtration, electronics, predictive maintenance and Industry 4.0.
Industry 4.0 strategy needed for Australian manufacturing
17 May, 2019Australia's manufacturing workers are crying out for specialised training to upskill, recognising their jobs are under threat, according to a new report.
