The Venture – June 2018

Institute of Supply Chain and

Logistics, for example, offers

customised, on-site programs

that can help businesses

upgrade the skills of their

existing managers, allowing

them to take advantage of

new technology-enabled

opportunities with a minimum

of disruption.

Even those aiming at hands-

on work can expect refined,

rethought training. With

lessened visa availability

exacerbating a longstanding

lack of heavy-vehicle drivers

for instance, vocational

schools are searching for new

ways to enroll and educate

more students. That means

an increased emphasis on

program were becoming

outmoded, the school’s

leaders have designed a brand

new curriculum that revolves

around quantitative analysis

and systems approaches.

Other groups are starting

to reach out more directly

to companies seeking

workers. Victoria University’s

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