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The Albanian government will invest $ 30 million to remove the number of electrical and construction teachers at the Minister of Veterinary System, Skills and Education. Andrew Gilessays.
In a speech that will be delivered to the National Press Club today, Giles will say that “equal value olur would be one of the three priorities in this period of the government.
“Nine new jobs will require a kind of higher education education, including nine new work, about half veterinarians and semi -higher education, or he says.
“If we wash the artificial obstacle between vocational and higher education, we will only reach the national goal of four out of five Australians with TAFE competence or university degree.”
Giles will say that during this government, another priority will encourage life -long learning, an important area defined by the participants in the last economic reform Round Table Desk.
“It is the concept that brings together how we should think about supporting people to walk around in a changing world.
“In the context of productive artificial intelligence and indeed more generally, we witness changes in skill demand and [we] It should wait for this acceleration. “
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Skill Minister, Andrew GilesToday, the National Press Club will tell the Albanian Government that it plans to invest $ 30 million in order to remove the number of people who teach electrical and construction skills in the veterinary system. It will also mark the government’s plans to encourage learning for life. More details in a moment.
While the Albanian government is trying to find ways to reduce the cost of 44 billion dollars of NDIs per year, the father of a liberal politician and autistic child, about the changes, was “two minds ve and that their children feel ‘disturbing’.
