1st February 2016 Australia’s so-called skills gap is, in fact, a skills mismatch, and fixing it requires a revised curriculum that links people to the right jobs. Nicholas Wymaninterviewed by James Wells Rhetoric around youth unemployment must change, an expert has argued. Download PDF
@Nicholas_Wyman to talk #STEM, #skills gap at upcoming @ConnectAU conference
Employment and apprenticeship expert Nicholas Wyman is changing the conversation about what a successful career looks like. Mr Wyman, CEO of the Institute for Workplace Skills and Innovation and author of Job U, will attend the upcoming Connect EXPO, one of Australia’s fasted growing business technology events, to discuss the topic of “People without jobs and […]
Skills to suit multiple #career opportunities
| Mining Chronicle | March 2016 | In the face of being let go from a company, it can be less difficult for a person to jump into another job like the one they had, in fear of not being able to pay the bills. However, if Nicholas Wyman’s advice is anything to go by, […]
@nicholas_wyman talks #relevant education and #apprenticeship with @StevePriceMedia on #2GB
Radio 2GB with Steve Price | 2 March 2016 | Steve Price, Danny Bielik and 2016 Fulbright recipient, CEO and Author – Nicholas Wyman – discuss the growing disconnect between qualified graduates and available jobs in the Australian Economy and how we can best encourage our children towards a career that they will bring […]
@nicholas_wyman talks #jobs and skills# employers are looking for on #TODAY EXTRA @Channel9
| Workforce development and skills expert Nicholas Wyman tells TODAY EXTRA hosts, Sonia Kruger and David Campbell, that you don’t need a university degree to be successful. Big employers are moving further away from hiring university graduates, believing they don’t have the real world skills to do the job. Mr Wyman said the focus needs […]
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Nicholas Wyman is a speaker and expert on applying real-world solutions to the challenges companies face in finding skilled employees. He is CEO of the Institute for Workplace Skills and Innovation, which develops mentoring programs for corporations and places people in apprenticeship and training programs globally. He has an MBA and has studied at Harvard Business School and the Kennedy School of Government. 
