redefining the future of learning…

CAN EDUCATORS EMBRACE THE UTOPIA OF CHANGING SOCIETIES?

PRIORITISE

What should a Lifelong learning system prioritise?

COLLABORATE

What partnerships and alliances can support the Lifelong learning system?

DEPLOY

How should a Lifelong learning system work?

CHANGE

What mega trends are influencing the Lifelong Learning system?

Like every year, the forum is part of a long journey in skills development where international keynote speakers, sponsors, partners, and participants work together to achieve common goals aiming at improving education and TVET.

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SIF 2022 RECORDINGS

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Morning 1 Session 1

 

09.15 Conference opening - Giovanni Crisonà Keynote and introductory speeches redefining the future of learning...CAN EDUCATORS EMBRACE THE UTOPIA OF CHANGING SOCIETIES? Welcome Speeches
  • Paolo Truzzu, Major, Municipality of Cagliari
  • Giuseppe Fasolino, Councillor for programming and budgeting, Autonomous Region of Sardinia
  • Massimo Temussi, Director of Centro regionale di programmazione, Autonomous Region of Sardinia
09.45 Andreas Schleicher, Director Education and Skills OECD The role of work in developing the skills of the future society
10.00 Manuel Galvin, Senior Human Capital Development Expert - Coordinator for Vocational Excellence Project ETF The understanding of excellence by the ENE network members
10.15 Cloud Bai-Yun, Chief Adviser, Ecctis-UK ENIC Extending our understanding of “excellence” from the European approach to a global perspective
10.30 Arianna Sala, JRC LifeComp: The European framework for the personal, social and learning to learn key competence

Break

10.45

Morning 1 Session 2

11.00 Shanti Jagannathan, ADB 'Futuristic' panel on key reforms and measures needed to consolidate COVID recovery and future growth
  • Julian NG, IVETA Elected President
  • Craig Marsh, Lincoln University Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Director of Lincoln International Business School
  • Elisa Guidi, EU World Craft Council President

Morning 1 Session 3

12.00 Tiziana Chiappelli, UNIFI Freasco.eu opening: Free from sexism and sexual harassment at school

Morning 1 Session 4

12.15 AER - Regions and stakeholders building the skills of the future

12.15 Networking tables

12.15 Parallel Workshop

Lunch

13.00

Afternoon 1 Session 1

 

15.00 Keynote and introductory speeches Centres of vocational excellence
15.15 Bilateral summit
  • Md Enamul Haque, Deputy Executive Director, IDEB Research & Technological Institute
Lifelong Learning in the age of digital disruptions; Enam’s 7S Model to pursue lifelong learning" for the SIF-2022
  • Giovanni Crisonà, skillman.eu
  • Urs Hauenstein, President of the International Council for Education and Management
  		15.15 Youth forum Lead by Teodora Chifor 15.15 Parallel Workshops
15.15 Freasco Conference

Afternoon 1 Session 2

16.15 Ilze Brante, Director of Ogre Technical School, Riga (Latvia) The future of excellence in TVET: Learning by Teaching in Latvia

  • Nikolass Jaunzems, 22 years old teacher @ Ogre Technical School
  • Ilze Buligina, Ministry of Education, Latvia

16.35Mika Heino, Omnia FI The concept of TVET excellence in Finland

16.50 Coworking session: Centres of vocational excellence

Afternoon 1 Session 4

17.35 “Ecological Music”

by Michele Biasutti and Emiliano Degl’Innocenti

17.35 E.DO Robotica - Workshop by Primaidea

17.35 Networking tables

Evening Session

19.30 Social Dinner
 

Morning 2 Session 1

08.45 Day 2 Opening Keynote and introductory speeches redefining the future of learning... CAN EDUCATORS EMBRACE THE UTOPIA OF CHANGING SOCIETIES?
09.00 Henry Huggett A Bridge to World Skills Skillman China live workshop
09.45 Roberto Trainito, Policy analysis & PNRR Leader, Intellera Consulting
10.00 Vania Neto, Microsoft
10.15 Johnny Gorvett, Taqtile.com
Break 10.30
Morning 2 Session 2

10.45 Round table (Plenary Hall) Moderated by Prof Urs HauensteinMicrocredentials: current and future scenariosCloud Bai-Yun, ENIC NARIC Hanne Shapiro, expert consultant Iraklis Pliakis, CEDEFOP Anatolii Garmash, ETF 10.45Kabada testing (room 2) Valentina De VicoKristaps Lesinskis

11.45 Pitch presentations (Plenary room)

 

11.45 Youth forum Lead by Teodora Chifor

11.45 Networking tables

11.45 Parallel Workshops

11.45 Freasco Conference

12.30 Teodora Chifor Re-Imagine the Education for the Future - Youth Forum results

12.45 Filippo Del Ninno, Human Capital Development Specialist ETF Skillman declaration: The future of education on global conflicts - By Rupert Maclean

13.00 Skillman work programme for changes Giovanni Crisonà

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