Resource person Kevisato Sanyü presenting at the Mokokchung School Administrators Meet organised by the NagaEd at Hotel Metsuben on February 3
Administrators of seven educational institutes in Mokokchung took part in a meeting organised with the aim to understand the future of work skills and to ensure that students are job ready.
The meet, organised by NagaEd, was held at Hotel Metsuben on Friday with Kevisato Sanyü, Master of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Swinburne University Australia, Academic Evaluation Specialist, RMIT University, Australia, and Founder of NagaEd as the resource person.
On the occasion, Kevisato Sanyü stated that the Northeast India, in 230 years, has adapted four industrial revolutions in just one generation. He said that Nagas, when given the right education and opportunity, can achieve excellence in all aspects of life.
He also emphasised on the importance of Cyber-Physical World (CPW) in recent times, stating that, an average student in general spends two hours a day in the Cyber-Physical World. He highlighted that students are migrating to the CPW in terms of lakhs and the space is being occupied at a rapid pace without the users being properly guided.
He further added that hybrid jobs like data scientist, security analyst, product manager, marketing, etc., that revolves around CPW requires digital skills and tools and is increasing at twice its growth rate.
He went on to say that NagaEd uses a distinctive modular architecture co-designed with Australian educators with six core modular blocks designed with leading pedagogical practices that includes; preparation, acquire knowledge, apply your learning, conclusion, additional resources and check your understanding.
As a leading digital education company that provides learning and teaching solutions for students, teachers, and institutions seeking a contemporary, digitally-enabled educational experience, NagaEd designs simpler, more supportive processes, and platforms that empower educators and prepare students for the future of work, he added.
