Training specified to one demographic acknowledges different needs and styles
Implications - After years of discussion surrounding the different teaching needs of varied studients, the education industry is branching out into specific training adapted to the needs of a particular group. Whether categorized by income, age, ethnicity, or interest, these courses speak to not just acceptance, but accommodation of differences in the changing landscape of the population.
Workshop Question - What kind of precedents is omniculturalism setting in your industry? How are you adapting?
Trend Themes
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Adaptive Education — The Education Industry is branching out into specific training adapted to the needs of a particular group.
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Targeted Tech Programs — Tech programs are launched to help minority high school groups like females, African Americans and Hispanics to find success in the field of tech.
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Financial Advice Services — Financial advice services are offered specifically targeted towards millennials allowing them to embrace their inner adult over coffee and cheap wine.
Industry Implications
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Education Industry — Opportunity for tutoring and training to be expanded and tailored to the needs of a specific group, relevant to underserved populations within a given area.
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Tech Industry — Opportunity to understand the unique challenges and obstacles that minority groups encounter in the field of tech, with proposed options thrown up about how best to address these matters.
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Financial Industry — Potential for offerings to combine useful, real-world financial advice with enjoyable activities that can increase millennial awareness of financial literacy.
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Date Range:
Sep 14 — Jun 15
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