Pathways in a Changing Labour Market
As part of Jobs and Skills Australia's inaugural Jobs & Skills Month 2026, we're hosting a three-part webinar series exploring how better labour market and skills insights are essential for navigating the rapid pace of workforce change. The series will include a look at evolving AI trends, how to build career pathways that people can realistically follow, and how labour market intelligence can help us understand the dynamics of regional labour markets.
You'll find more details of each session below, with the registration form for the series at the bottom of the page.
Beyond the AI Headlines: What Changing Skill Demand Means for Australia
Drawing on our extensive research, we’ll look at where AI-related skills are emerging, how they interact with existing capabilities, and what this means for organisations responsible for preparing people for the future of work. Join us as we explore:
The crucial differences between AI exposure, adoption, and displacement
Where AI-related skills are emerging and which skills are changing fastest
What this means for course design, workforce programmes, and career guidance
Making Pathways Visible: Connecting Skills, Jobs and Learning
Transferable skills, manageable skills gaps, and targeted learning can provide a practical lens on career mobility by identifying opportunities and building pathways that people can realistically follow. Join us to explore:
Why job titles can obscure realistic career transitions
How skills insights can identify meaningful learning interventions
What makes a pathway credible
Single Nation, Many Labour Markets: Planning for Regional Workforce Transitions
Australia may have one national labour market, but the opportunities and challenges facing employers, workers, educators, and communities can look very different from one region to the next. Join us as we explore:
How jobs and skill trends can look very different from place to place
How industries, employers, and workforce give regions a distinctive “skill shape”
How regional evidence can inform education priorities and workforce initiatives
Register for the series
Fill out your details for the whole series, and we'll send invites to your email. If you are unable to make one of the sessions, we'll send you a link with the recording after the event.
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