Ever feel like the world is changing faster than it used to? That’s because it is. As we enter into National Science Week, WiTWA takes a look at some new research coming out of Australia and what it might mean for the future of work. 1970’s New York Times bestseller and gripping read Future Shock … Read more
WiTWAs Techtrails STEM and Future Skills secondary schools program is going online with a new initiative!
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