Business school aims to disrupt the education sector
It’s a concept that Ryan Trainor hopes will disrupt the education sector and provide budding entrepreneurs with the skills to succeed in business.
It’s a concept that Ryan Trainor hopes will disrupt the education sector and provide budding entrepreneurs with the skills to succeed in business.
The rapid pace of technological change can be dizzying for even the more astute business owners, but help is at hand.
Queensland’s ilab technology incubator launched its latest batch of entrepreneurs at a graduation event at the University of Queensland last night.
A new ACCC report has revealed a dramatic increase in the number of complaints from small business.
Educational institution General Assembly is hosting a free event which aims to bring together the very latest in startup events and meetups happening in Sydney.
General Assembly, the educational institution working to teach people skills for the 21st century, recently announced the opening of its second Sydney campus.
A veteran of the tech startup scene in Australia, Ian Gardiner is the founder of Innovation Bay, a not-for-profit group which aims to grow the technology investment sector through education and networking events.
A pilot educational program series is being launched in Sydney from November 6.
It’s the model completely disrupting the education sector, but Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) also offer massive potential for start-ups.
After noticing how little conventional school holiday venues had to offer, former school teacher, Winifred Hanson, decided to create workshops that would offer children a wide range of activities that are both fun and educational.