
Gavin Lind
Dr. Gavin Lind is CEO of the Mining and Automotive Skills Alliance (AUSMASA), an Australian Government Jobs and Skills Council.
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Sep 3, 2026
ICAD 2026: Insights From Oxford – Part Two
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But in part, the reason we put this together is because industry is saying we need something that allows our current workforce to be our future workforce.

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So the vocational degree is one that we want delivered in the competency environment, not the curriculum environment.

Gavin LindGUEST
So it's not about funneling students towards a traditional higher education degree at a university, but more so it's about to continue their learning style that they've come through before and offer that in the same way.
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I'm curious too about, so as the industries continue to change and evolve, Have you thought about, I guess, how you will continue the gaining of competencies? Is this something where, because this will be a recognized credential, you would be able to maybe stack it into something else? Or what are your thoughts on that?
