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Canada. The Future of Learning and Training

This paper explores some of the driving changes impacting learning and training from the lens of the employee and employer, and looks at new technologies. As agents of change in the job market as well as in the learning and training industries. Innovations in the field of education, either in K-12, post-secondary or professional development, are considered as possible pioneering achievements that could eventually be applied and adopted more broadly. The goal of this document is to explore possible new models of learning and training in order to assist in developing forward looking policy.
http://www.horizons.gc.ca/eng/content/future-learning-and-training-environmental-scan
En français. Canada. Le futur de l’apprentissage et de la formation
http://www.horizons.gc.ca/fra/contenu/le-futur-de-l%E2%80%99apprentisage-et-la-formarion-scan-environnemental

 

Canada. The Future of Learning and Training

This paper explores some of the driving changes impacting learning and training from the lens of the employee and employer, and looks at new technologies. As agents of change in the job market as well as in the learning and training industries. Innovations in the field of education, either in K-12, post-secondary or professional development, are considered as possible pioneering achievements that could eventually be applied and adopted more broadly. The goal of this document is to explore possible new models of learning and training in order to assist in developing forward looking policy.
http://www.horizons.gc.ca/eng/content/future-learning-and-training-environmental-scan
En français. Canada. Le futur de l’apprentissage et de la formation
http://www.horizons.gc.ca/fra/contenu/le-futur-de-l%E2%80%99apprentisage-et-la-formarion-scan-environnemental

Canada and the Changing Nature of Work

One of the more disruptive features of the emerging digital economy is the rise of virtual workers. Online work platforms enable individual workers to advertise their skills and find short-term contracts with employers all over the world – creating a global digital marketplace for labour. An estimated 48 million workers were registered on online work platforms globally in 2013. The advent of virtual work could profoundly reshape the nature of work in Canada, transforming how, when, where and what type of work is done.
http://www.horizons.gc.ca/eng/content/canada-and-changing-nature-work 
En français. Le Canada et le changement de la nature du travail
http://www.horizons.gc.ca/fra/contenu/le-canada-et-le-changement-de-la-nature-du-travail

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