New Pearson research shows Generative AI will have greater impact on white collar jobs than blue collar jobs in next 10 years
30 November 2023 – New workplace research from Pearson, the world’s leading learning company, finds that white-collar roles are under greater threat from generative AI than blue-collar roles, as the technology takes a greater foothold in the global economy.
The latest instalment of Pearson’s Skills Outlook series looks at ‘Gen AI Proof Jobs’ – analysing the impact of generative AI on more than 5000 jobs in five countries – Australia, Brazil, India, the US and UK.
Shining Star International School Champions Climate Consciousness Agenda at COP28, UAE
Abu Dhabi, UAE – Date 30th November 2023: As global leaders converge at COP28 in the UAE to address pressing climate concerns, Abu Dhabi schools are taking proactive steps in environmental stewardship. Among these pioneers stands Shining Star International School, spearheaded by Principal Abhilasha Singh, announcing its pivotal role in hosting an impactful session titled “Climate Consciousness among Youth” as part of COP28’s Thematic Day focusing on “Health, Relief, Recovery, and Peace.”
Redefining excellence: India International School, Sharjah, leaves a mark in history with ‘The Largest Human Image of The Planet Earth’
In a majestic spectacle of unity, India International School, Sharjah, skillfully crafted its 7th Guinness World Records™ title on November 28, 2023, forming “The Largest Human Image of The Planet Earth.” The collaborative effort of 6097 students and staff from 15 nationalities resonated with the theme, “Sustainability begins with us, Our Earth, Our Responsibility, Together for world peace.” This remarkable achievement marked the pinnacle of the Year of Sustainability, guided by the visionary leadership of the UAE.
This monumental feat danced in harmony with the celebration of the 52nd UAE National Day, a symphony paying tribute to the nation and its foresighted leaders. Spearheaded by the PACE Group under the enduring legacy of late Dr. P. A. Ibrahim Haji, the accomplishment harmonized with the UAE’s 2023 theme, “Today for Tomorrow,” affirming an unwavering commitment to environmental stewardship.
British Orchard Nursery unveils the UAE’s first Emotional Intelligence-integrated curriculum for Early Years.
The leading Preschool Chain Takes a Leap in Early Childhood Education
November 28, 2023; Dubai, UAE – British Orchard Nursery (BON), the UAE’s premier and most awarded preschool chain, announced the launch of the nation’s first Emotional Intelligence (EQ) curriculum in Early Years settings on the occasion of World Children’s Day last week. This innovative curriculum, grounded in extensive research, is designed to foster emotional intelligence among nursery children and will be implemented across all 30 branches in Dubai, Sharjah, and Abu Dhabi, as well as in the UK.
Young entrepreneurs pitch to investors at Global Entrepreneurship Week Finale
November 28,2023 , Dubai, UAE:A team of students from Canadian University Dubai (CUD) has secured AED 10,000backing for their innovation, which aims to promote responsible consumption and reduce food waste. The award was made during the Finale of the University’s program of events for Global Entrepreneurship Week, which saw ten teams pitch their innovations to a panel of industry experts, investors and established entrepreneurs.
Dr. Rami El Khatib, CUD Dean of Student AffairsDr. Dima Jamali, CUD Dean of School of ManagementRalph Sengco, Competition winner, Team ByteMr. Camille Beyrouthy, Co-Founder of The Business HubDr. Kiran Tangri, CUD Assistant ProfessorGayatri Nair, CUD Teaching Assistant
Known as Byte, the winning innovation builds on existing artificial intelligence technology to deliver a smart solution to meal planning. It aims to promote the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) targeted at food security and responsible consumption. The project pitch was delivered by second year Bachelor of Science in Cyber Security student, Ralph Sengco, representing a cross-disciplinary teamthat also included business students Hanna Gajol and Rachelle Hombria.
Judging panel and audience
Explaining the inspiration behind the project, Sengco said, “The idea came from my own experience of mealtimes as a busy student, thinking about what to cook based on what is in the fridge, keeping in mind product expiry dates, and the need to create something quick, delicious and nutritious .The technology we have developed offers a one-stop solution that creates recipes tailored to the ingredients available, as well as other criteria based on the user’s preferences. It also takes account of dietary requirements and food allergies and intolerances.”
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