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A date in your diary: for the latest developments in  computer based testing and assessment
The e-Assessment Question, 11th annual conference 20th/ 21st  March 2013 @ America Square Conference Centre London
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Why e-Assessment and the Skills Gap

Only 30% of IT graduates meet the demands and expectations of India’s IT industry. Less than 20% of other graduates are suitable for BPO and ITES.

How will the emerging and developing economies, bridge this Skills Gap?

  • How will it cope with the increasing numbers and the demands of industry, customers and the economy?
  • How will it recognize and develop the right talent?
  • How will it derive the maximum benefit from the new technologies of skills assessment and development?
  • How can the technology provide reliable and cost effective measurements of skills and competencies?
  • How can assessment and technology support learning, training and professional development?

The 2008 NASSCOM/A.T. Kearney report reinforced this. With major Governmental and Industry investment the challenge is how manage the talent already in place and develop the next generation to its full potential.

‘Today, there is a booming demand for bright youngsters with certain skill sets …. engineers are recruited in law firms …. historians in call centres …. They are recruited for skills that have little to do with the subject they studied …. At the same time there are specialised jobs that demand deep and strong disciplinary background …. 
The key problem is employability….….
30% of graduating engineers fit the needs of the IT industry…..
(less than 20% ) in the case of ‘ordinary graduates’ sought by the BPO industry’.
Kiran Karnak – President of NASSCOM, The Economic Times, Tuesday 10th April 2007

We say the problem lies with managing the skills required by industry and commerce. This in turn raises the question: ‘How to identify and recognise the necessary skills and how do we successfully plan the development of our talent base?’ and the answer is to use the technology through e-Assessment to identify and reward Skills Development in a valid, reliable and effective manner.

 

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A series of invitation only Seminars on e-Assessment and other innovatory developments in Learning, Assessment  and Skills Development

We are grateful to the vision and support of  the UK Trade and Investment Teams in South Asia, South-east Asia,  the Middle East ,and in the UK

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PRESS COVERAGE of Assessment Tomorrow Seminars
Deccan Herald article on e-Assessment by Conference Director Jeff Ross
ICT EAST Conference
Business Standard
Statesman
Hindustan Times
Financial Express
Hindu Business Line
Indian Express
Kolkata Scoop
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 For the latest developments in
e-Assessment and computer based
testing and assessment
The e-Assessment-Question
10th annual conference
21st and 22nd March 2012 at the America Square Conference Centre London
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