Massive college debt is a hot-button issue these days. I sat down with Nick Wyman, the CEO of the Institute for Workplace Skills and Innovation and author of “Job U,” to discuss how to better prepare Americans for their future careers. “Really what happened is we suddenly had this massive amount of people going to […]
‘The Lowdown on CTE Down Under’ – Techniques Magazine, USA
For more than a century, vocational education and training (VET), as career and technical education (CTE) is known as in Australia, has been a core tenet of workforce development for the country’s traditionally and heavily industry-centered economy. Respected internationally as a leading exponent of integrated and responsive training, Australia’s VET sector has proven its ability […]
Firefighting Goes Beyond Extinguishing Flames: Inside The Admirable Vocation
by Nicholas Wyman | September 15 | Forbes Firefighters. They are different than the rest of us. While others run away from a burning building, they race toward it. They hold the line against raging wild fires, pull people from burning buildings, and deal with all types of disasters, including floods, traffic accidents, and chemical […]
#Education Curing Pilot Shortage #Forbes
America’s Students Take Flight: How Innovative Education Is Curing The Pilot Shortage By Nicholas Wyman | Forbes | March 18, 2016 Children see glinting planes in the sky and dream of being there, high above the earth, free to travel to distant places. Most of us discard this dream with childhood, however, as there is […]
Stuart Bocking Interviews Nicholas Wyman | Radio 2UE
Monday 22/02/16 University isn’t the only, or best, way to become qualified for the job you want. CEO of the Institute of Workplace Skills and Innovation and author of JOB U, Nicholas Wyman, tells 2UE’s Stuart Bocking – a university degree isn’t essential for success. The notion that university is best pathway to a career, […]
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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. 
