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Digital Skills and Literacy for the Future of Mining

Mining's biggest risk isn't automation — it's the digital skills gap. This session covers practical data literacy, AI and data governance, technology adoption risk, and how digital capability connects to real operational and strategic decisions.

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Skills Build Africa: Reimagining TVET for the Continent's Future — Session 1 From Competence to Credibility: Making African TVET Visible to the World

From Competence to Credibility: Making African TVET Visible to the World Moderated by Ing. Bismark Otoo, MEng, BSc, GhIE — Air Traffic Safety Engineer, Ghana Civil Aviation Authority. Speaker: Prof. Christian Schöpke — Director of Education and Senior Supervisor, IFP-LATAM. Africa's TVET challenge isn't a shortage of competence — it's a shortage of readability. This opening session examines how a national qualification can stay sovereign while becoming verifiable, comparable, and visible to employers, regulators, and cross-border labour systems. 28 July 2026, 4:00PM (SAST) · 3:00PM (WAT) · 5:00PM (EAT). Duration: 90 minutes.

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View Digital Skills and Literacy for the Future of Mining
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Digital Skills and Literacy for the Future of Mining

Mining's biggest risk isn't automation — it's the digital skills gap. This session covers practical data literacy, AI and data governance, technology adoption risk, and how digital capability connects to real operational and strategic decisions.

View Skills Build Africa: Reimagining TVET for the Continent's Future — Session 1 From Competence to Credibility: Making African TVET Visible to the World
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From Competence to Credibility: Making African TVET Visible to the World Moderated by Ing. Bismark Otoo, MEng, BSc, GhIE — Air Traffic Safety Engineer, Ghana Civil Aviation Authority. Speaker: Prof. Christian Schöpke — Director of Education and Senior Supervisor, IFP-LATAM. Africa's TVET challenge isn't a shortage of competence — it's a shortage of readability. This opening session examines how a national qualification can stay sovereign while becoming verifiable, comparable, and visible to employers, regulators, and cross-border labour systems. 28 July 2026, 4:00PM (SAST) · 3:00PM (WAT) · 5:00PM (EAT). Duration: 90 minutes.