SkillsAware hosted a four-part, 30-minute Webinar Series to witness how our infrastructure solves the skills visibility crisis across Australia’s most critical sectors. From the high-stakes safety requirements of Mining and the evolving trades of Construction, to the empathy-driven needs of the Care Economy and the untapped potential of our Migrant workforce.
How well do you actually know your workforce? In this episode of the Asia Tech Podcast, host Michael Waitze sits down with Mark Keough, Co-founder and Executive Director of SkillsAware, to discuss how evidence-based skills intelligence is changing the game for modern organisations.
In this video, Dan McFadyen, Yasmin King and Dr Mark Keough, Co-Founders of SkillsAware, reflect on the past year of growth and innovation at SkillsAware, exploring how the platform is transforming skills recognition through evidence-based assessment, digital credentials and human-centred design. The discussion highlights SkillsAware’s impact across industries including construction, vocational education and higher education, as well as its growing international engagement in North America and Europe.
In this webinar, the panelists move beyond technical acronyms to hear the most important perspective in the skills ecosystem: The Learners as they share about the “Aha!” moment of seeing their unseen skills finally verified and portable.
SkillsAware hosted a six-part webinar series titled “Skills & Standards” that explores different aspects of skills and how they impact learning and development. The series covered: Introduction to Skills Literacy, Skills and Attributes, Skills and Meaning, Skills Visibility, Skills and Standards, and Recognition and Progression.
On Wednesday, 27 August 2025, SkillsAware Co-Founders Yasmin King and Dr. Mark Keough presented the webinar “Empower Your Students for National Skills Week: Discover the Power of Pre-Identified Skills with SkillsAware.” They detailed how SkillsAware is revolutionising skills recognition, emphasised the importance of skills literacy, and much more!
SkillsAware hosted a four-part, 30-minute Webinar Series to witness how our infrastructure solves the skills visibility crisis across Australia’s most critical sectors. From the high-stakes safety requirements of Mining and the evolving trades of Construction, to the empathy-driven needs of the Care Economy and the untapped potential of our Migrant workforce.
How well do you actually know your workforce? In this episode of the Asia Tech Podcast, host Michael Waitze sits down with Mark Keough, Co-founder and Executive Director of SkillsAware, to discuss how evidence-based skills intelligence is changing the game for modern organisations.
In this video, Dan McFadyen, Yasmin King and Dr Mark Keough, Co-Founders of SkillsAware, reflect on the past year of growth and innovation at SkillsAware, exploring how the platform is transforming skills recognition through evidence-based assessment, digital credentials and human-centred design. The discussion highlights SkillsAware’s impact across industries including construction, vocational education and higher education, as well as its growing international engagement in North America and Europe.
In this webinar, the panelists move beyond technical acronyms to hear the most important perspective in the skills ecosystem: The Learners as they share about the “Aha!” moment of seeing their unseen skills finally verified and portable.
SkillsAware hosted a six-part webinar series titled “Skills & Standards” that explores different aspects of skills and how they impact learning and development. The series covered: Introduction to Skills Literacy, Skills and Attributes, Skills and Meaning, Skills Visibility, Skills and Standards, and Recognition and Progression.
On Wednesday, 27 August 2025, SkillsAware Co-Founders Yasmin King and Dr. Mark Keough presented the webinar “Empower Your Students for National Skills Week: Discover the Power of Pre-Identified Skills with SkillsAware.” They detailed how SkillsAware is revolutionising skills recognition, emphasised the importance of skills literacy, and much more!
