Past Events

27 October
1500 GMT
1700 SAST
2300 SGT
0800 PDT
1000 CDT
1100 EDT

28 October
0900 GMT
1100 SAST
1700 SGT
1900 AEST

Chair: Dr Paul Redmond

1. Lily Abediny, Assistant Director – Career Exploration & Education, University of Toronto
2. Tony Botelho, Director – Career and Volunteer Services, Simon Fraser University
3. Dr David Foster, Director of Career Development & Skills, University College Dublin
4. Sherry Iqbal, Education Officer, Leeds Beckett Students’ Union
5. Naomi Kellman, Senior Manager for Schools and Universities, Rare Recruitment
6. Nicole Petersen, Head of Careers and Alumni /Moshal South Africa, Moshal Scholarship Program
7. Dr Nalayini Thambar, Director of Careers and Employability, University of Nottingham
8. Nokuthula Zama, Program Coordinator/ Moshal UP & UJ, Moshal Scholarship Program

1. Dr David Foster, Director of Career Development & Skills, University College Dublin
2. Sherry Iqbal, Education Officer, Leeds Beckett Students’ Union
3. Naomi Kellman, Senior Manager for Schools and Universities, Rare Recruitment
4. Tina Papadakos, Careers Consultant – Careers & Employability, Swinburne University of Technology
5. Nicole Petersen, Head of Careers and Alumni /Moshal South Africa, Moshal Scholarship Program
6. Dr Nalayini Thambar, Director of Careers and Employability, University of Nottingham
7. Nokuthula Zama, Program Coordinator/ Moshal UP & UJ, Moshal Scholarship Program

Special Event : INEUCS invites you attend an unmissable webinar sponsored by Global Careers Summit and SAGEA – Disruption Amplified.  Abdullah Verachia, global strategist, disruptor, business school faculty member and international speaker will take us on an inspiring and thought-provoking journey into the future.

Topic 2 : How are leading universities and colleges using the crisis of Covid-19 to transform their approach to learning, teaching and research? What does this mean for the student experience? And how are employers engaging with new models of education?

Topic 1 : What are the Macro ramifications of graduate job markets around the world? How have employers and universities responded globally?