Learning Technologies UK: Building future skills, together

I have the pleasure of holding the opening address on May 5th, the second day of Learning Technologies 2022: The future of work, skills and technology – dystopian nightmare, or chance for positive change?

Where will we work as we emerge from the pandemic into an even more technologically-enabled world? We will explore the likely changes to our working habits in the future – not just where we work, but how we go about it, and the secondary effects this will have on our lives, as individuals and employers.

Another key question demanding an answer:  what skills we will need in the future? We will look at detailed, international research suggesting that some skills and attitudes are clearly aligned to greater employability and are likely to be much sought after in the future. That may be predictable, but you may be surprised by one thing: not all these skills are what would expect.

Finally, we will explore how technology will help us support learning in the future – going well beyond the delivery of training materials to explore the implications for how we approach talent, and the compelling need for a language to describe skills, the currency of business today.

Learning Technologies is Europe’s leading showcase of organizational learning and the technology used to support learning at work. With over 9000 attendees from 50 different countries, 200 unmissable seminars and 200 exhibitors, it continues to grow in importance, value and attendance year on year.

Get your tickets here – early bird rates apply!