The Italian economy is on the mend with the latest forecasts apparently very positive: GDP growth in the second quarter of 2021 is +2.7%. This rebound, however, is missing something: women participating in the labour market, a potential of between 50 billion to 150 billion euros in terms of GDP.
A sure bet to land a job. This is a reality of Italy’s Higher Technical Institutes (HTI), as certified by Indire’s 2021 national monitoring report, which, at the request of the Ministry of Education, assessed student performance in the world of work twelve months after graduation.
A figure that only surfaced over the past decade. This career calls for rigorous studies, a continuous training programme and a passion for all environmental issues.
For over a decade, data have become not only the subject of study, but also the source of considerable economic activity. This is the scenario spawning the rise of Data Science: the science of data. Luca Malinverno and Franco Pigoli explain why it should be regarded as the key discipline of the future.
The Italian economy is on the mend with the latest forecasts apparently very positive: GDP growth in the second quarter of 2021 is +2.7%. This rebound, however, is missing something: women participating in the labour market, a potential of between 50 billion to 150 billion euros in terms of GDP.
The president of Minotauro in Milan and professor of psychology at the Milano-Bicocca University explains that “the new challenge for education is digital education, finally taking its first steps towards a school model”.
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Research from the Dynamo Academy and the experience of Vincenzo Falabella, national president of the Italian disability outreach federation FISH (Federazione Italiana per il Superamento dell’Handicap) indict the pandemic for a yearlong profectus interruptus undermining the headway made in Italy to include people with disabilities and pathologies in the labour market. Where should we recommence?
September in Italy will see Italian universities reopening lecture halls with special safety measures, though students may also opt to continue attending lectures remotely.
The health emergency has also revolutionised the world of education, throwing up challenges that are not easy to deal with, yet at the same time opening up new, unprecedented opportunities. Even the skills expected of teachers today appear to differ to some extent from the past. Here are the essential ones
Talking about oneself and one’s business is as vital for companies as it is for people. However, if storytelling is an innate human experience, it is certainly not always enough. Becoming a storyteller requires honing one’s skills and a long process of study and practice.
Post-pandemic labour market challenges will depend on investments in digital skills to boost Italy’s competitiveness
Minister Patrizio Bianchi outlined the course, designed within the framework to implement the UN’s 2030 Agenda, aiming to guide young people towards the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
Being able to navigate across disciplines, knowledge and cultures is a skill that is gaining ground in contrast to the past. This is one of the reasons, explains Giulio Xhaet, why universities and vocational schools have sprung up to teach and practice contamination
To make the most of your working life, you need to simplify, break old habits and start doing something truly relevant. Glickon CMO Carlo Rinaldi explains how it’s done.
Italy is the world’s leading wine producer. But making a great product today is no longer enough: knowing how to sell it is paramount. It calls for an increasingly multidisciplinary and digitally oriented approach. Expert opinions from Slawka Scarso and Filippo Galanti.