As we look to prepare students for the future, teaching project management skills in schools has become increasingly important. Our students are the future workforce, which requires them to be able to analytically assess different situations, plan activities, understand financial management, communicate effectively with colleagues at all levels of the organisation, and innovate to improve their own work and their organisation as a whole.
As technology continues to push our boundaries, the core skills taught through project management can be instrumental in building a stronger workforce, equipping them with the right skills and mindset to become successful and change the world positively.
I am sharing my views in a short presentation to create more awareness of this reality, focusing on why we should consider integrating these essential skills into our curriculum.
Key Highlights:
- Prepares students for academic and professional success.
- Enhances critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
- Promotes organisation, time management, and teamwork.
Let’s move beyond the traditional academic teaching and focus on proactively equipping our students with the right skills needed in the future.
Happy to engage in further discussions on this topic.
I’m Jonathan Spiteri, and I bring a wealth of experience in innovation, strategy, agile methodologies, and project portfolio management. Throughout my career, I’ve had the privilege of working with diverse teams and organisations, helping them navigate the ever-evolving landscape of business and technology. I’ve also earned multiple prestigious certifications, such as Axelos Portfolio Director, SAFe® 6 Practice Consultant, Organisation Transformation, Project Management Professional (PMP), TOGAF 9.2, and Six Sigma Black Belt. These qualifications reflect my dedication to achieving excellence and my proficiency across various domains.