Following is the submission on the Australia University Accord was made in March 2024, and the responses received are also provided. NCWQ Response to Australian University Accord (2) Correspondence from the Office of the Hon
The National Council of Women of Queensland (NCWQ) has written to the Minister for Education, the Hon Jason Clare MP, in response to a review of the Australian University Accord.
Would you like some help to upgrade your computer skills? Perhaps you’re looking for a new career, or simply wanting to keep up with the young ones in the digital world? Through Women’s Network Australia,
The increased availability and use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Education has created great interest in the Education Sector but also creates some concerns and challenges. Education Adviser Deslyn Taylor explores the issues.
School attendance has been dropping over the past decade for both girls and boys and a recent study by Flinders University looked at the reasons why.
Prepared by Deslyn Taylor, Education Adviser Girls and STEM What are we doing to encourage more participation. Curious Minds The Federal Government is promoting their ‘Curious Minds’ initiative. This is a mentoring program which “supports more
NCWQ Education Report 2021/2022 Prepared for the AGM 2022 by Deslyn Taylor, Education Adviser. 2022 has been an interesting year for Education. It started with a UNICEF report that called for the Australian Government to
By Deslyn Taylor, NCWQ Education Advisor. The focus of this report is on Mathematics and STEM. There is a major problem with Mathematics Education in Australia. There are differences of opinions about the causes and possible solutions.
By Deslyn Taylor, NCWQ Education Advisor. The focus of this report is on Girls and STEM and announcement of the 2021 judges award winner of the “Women in STEM” prize to Chloe Yap.