Friday 22 July 10.45 am – 11.30 am
Assistant Minister Ged Kearney is a long-time supporter of the Adult and Community Education (ACE) sector. In her previous role as Shadow Minister for Skills from 2019 to 2021 she acknowledged in parliament the benefits provided by ACE and the vital role it plays in post-secondary education.
Now as Assistant Minister for Health and Aged Care, she understands the connection between ACE and health and wellbeing.
Join our discussion with Ged Kearney, where we will explore the role of ACE in the context of:
- ACE and social inclusion
- ACE and health and wellbeing outcomes
- pathway and accredited education in the health and aged care spheres.
The session will be facilitated by: ALA President, Assoc. Prof Annette Foley.
Read the most recent ALA commentary ‘When no one is left behind’.