Demand from Australian consumers for sustainable produce has heightened opportunities for Indonesian businesses, a breakfast in Melbourne has heard. The Katalis event Read more
The way we learn and work is changing, and Indonesia’s booming young generation wants to be at the forefront of this change. Increasing productivity and participating in a new age of industry transformation will require people with the right skills.
Demand from Australian consumers for sustainable produce has heightened opportunities for Indonesian businesses, a breakfast in Melbourne has heard. The Katalis event Read more
The Australia-Indonesia Centre has heard first-hand about the success of a skills training program set up by the Indonesian President in 2019. Read more
While the Indonesian tech sector is growing rapidly, the level of skilled workers is struggling to keep up. But that is where Read more
As Indonesia seeks to educate its massive population, direct partnerships between training institutions in Indonesia and Australia will be crucial in making it a reality.
The Republic of Indonesia hopes to rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic by bolstering its creative and tourism economies through the upskilling of young Indonesians.
A webinar run by the Australia-Indonesia Centre has heard how e-commerce giant Bukalapak invested in Australia to access skills and talent.