Today I’m joined by Rashan from Inspired Education, and we’re diving into a big question: how is education preparing the next generation for the world of work 10 or 20 years from now? Rashan shares how they’re working with teachers from all backgrounds to build future-ready skills like critical thinking, adaptability, and AI literacy. We also touch on the role of tech in the classroom, how we define “future skills,” and the very real concerns around cybersecurity and screen time for kids. A thoughtful conversation for educators, parents, and curious minds.

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In this episode, I spoke with Benjamin about the future of education, work, and creativity in a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. We reflect on how the current systems—especially in schools and traditional workplaces—are falling short of preparing people for a future where knowledge is accessible at the click of a button, and automation handles many of today’s routine tasks.
But if AI takes care of the "doing," what happens to the being?
We explore the importance of emotional intelligence, human connection, creativity, and service—and how these may become the most valuable “skills” of all. From remote communities to the pressures of perfection, this episode is a heartfelt call to keep our humanity at the centre of innovation.

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In this episode, I spoke with Elizabeth Kaelin, Commercialisation Adviser and Mentor, about the potential future of venture capital in an AI-driven world. We explore how artificial intelligence could reshape the way investors evaluate startups, make funding decisions, and support founders. Could this be the beginning of a more data-driven and inclusive investment landscape, or a future where algorithms dominate human judgment? Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation about what might be next for startups, investors, and the future of funding.

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This is Work in Progress—the podcast that dives into the workforce: where it’s been, where it is now, and where it’s headed.

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