Making Talent Visible Across Borders: A Conversation with Erica Hepburn, Educational Consultant
|As labour markets become global, workers and employers are no longer in the same places. How, then, should assessment and qualifications evolve to keep pace?
Occupational qualifications were designed to help people and employers find each other beyond local networks of trust. Today, that role is global, and the need is sharper than ever. In this webinar, we speak with Erica Hepburn, Educational Consultant, whose work in the health sector sits at the centre of cross-border workforce mobility. She will share how assessment enables international movement of health professionals, and what this means in practice for patients, employers, and regulators.
The discussion will focus on three key questions:
- What norms are emerging, and how do they work in practice?
- How can these systems operate at scale?
- What can different actors do to make them work better?
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