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The changing landscape of education, before and after Covid-19

Written by Ann Francke OBE Tuesday 02 February 2021

Two higher education leaders on how we set learners up with the skills to thrive in the workforce of the future

Education has been the focus of media attention since the virus has intermittently closed classrooms and campuses over the past year. But despite the disruption, the widespread shift to online learning has given learners and education providers a glimpse of the future, as well as reminding them of what makes teaching and learning most successful.

For our latest Better Managers Briefing, I spoke with Paul Geddes, CEO of technology training provider QA and a former CEO of insurance company Direct Line; and Tim Stewart, who is the vice chancellor of BPP University and a professor of business education. We asked Tim and Paul how they think the experiences of the last 12 will change and shape the way education is developed and delivered.

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