Closing the divide between labour market needs and the delivery of quality education can be achieved by exploring challenges, opportunities, and best practices for collaboration between education institutions, local governments, and technology providers.  The New Education Forum will emphasise on the crucial role of cross-sector collaborations and partnerships among schools, businesses, research institutions, and community organisations to bridge the divide and promote sustainable practices and digital learning in today’s dynamic labour market. By focusing on collaboration between education institutions, local governments, and technology providers, the conference aims to drive positive change, foster partnerships, and address the pressing issues in school modernisation and the delivery of relevant education within smart cities.

Smart city initiatives can help schools integrate circular and climate-neutral economy principles, by ensuring energy-efficient technologies in creating sustainable and environmentally friendly school environments. The New Education Forum intents to focus on raising awareness on waste reduction, resource efficiency, and sustainable consumption among new generations. Discussing the role of schools in promoting circular and climate-neutral practices within communities.

Digital technologies can enhance learning experiences and promote green transition and sustainable development in schools. At the New Education Forum panellists will discuss on innovative approaches highlighting the importance of student engagement and empowerment in driving sustainable practices within schools and communities. As well as, student-led initiatives, project-based learning, and the use of digital tools to inspire students to become active participants in the circular and climate-neutral economy.