Happenings

Focused on the power of collaboration in creating a vibrant learning ecosystem, this year’s Adult Educators’ Day brought together expert insights, fun-filled activities, and networking sessions.

Singapore Kindness Movement and Muslimin Trust Fund Association partnered IAL to provide greater value to employees who choose a career in doing good.

Adult curriculum design requires specialised insights and methodologies. We speak with one of IAL’s curriculum development specialists to find out more.

One of the few halal dimsum manufacturers in Singapore, Hara Hong Kong Tim Sum, embarked on a project with IAL to improve its employee onboarding and training processes.

The Institute for Adult Learning conducted a pilot study on Productive Failure in the adult learning sector, and results showed remarkable benefits across various contexts.

Collaboration within the training and adult education ecosystem can transform midlife crossroads into significant milestones, as highlighted by the Executive Director of IAL.

In an exciting strategic move, IAL and IHRP have recently inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that aims to further boost workplace learning in Singapore.

dnata Singapore, a company that provides a full suite of ground handling operations and who is committed to continuous learning and design, embarked on a workplace learning project with NACE@IAL

This conference convenes societal actors in an open dialogue to discuss the realities of AI and the future of work.