问答题 As the job market radically changes in line with the pace of technological change, so too must the way we train and upskill. Meeting the needs of businesses and the economy as a whole relies on broadening ___1__ to higher - level education and promoting diverse routes to study that will appeal to larger numbers of people. Technology has to sit at the very heart of this as it is technology that will make __2_ training for all of us possible.
New developments including the MOOC (Massive Open Online Courses) phenomenon, __3_ free, widespread access to high quality learning have huge potential for those looking to increase educational opportunities throughout their lives. MOOCs, online tutorials and courses are fantastic ways to retrain and __4__ new skills and also have the huge benefit that their curriculum can change from one week to the next to reflect the needs of businesses and the world at __5__.
Alongside these structural changes, we also need to create a different mind - set that values education as an __6__ process we engage in throughout our lives, rather than something we do when we are young which we then __7__ about. In a world where an estimated 85 per cent of the jobs that will exist in 2030 haven't even been __8_ yet, the only way we can prepare for the future is to be open to new ideas and skills, willing to embrace new _9__. A culture of lifelong __10__ is badly needed if we are to have people with the skills industry actually needs in order to propel our businesses and country forwards.