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How Are We Preparing Students for Evolving Career Paths?

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The world of work is evolving at an unprecedented pace, and educators must go beyond preparing students for specific careers; they must equip them with adaptable skills to thrive in an unpredictable future.

This webinar brings together a panel of K-12 and college educators to explore:

  • The critical skills students need, from cognitive flexibility to emotional intelligence.
  • Real-world examples of students pivoting to better prepare for uncertain work opportunities ahead of them.
  • How to foster agility, reflection, and adaptability in students.
  • How school communities can help students be equipped to recognize the impact of AI on future career pathways.

Join us for an insightful discussion on preparing both students and educators for the future of work.

Speakers
Andrea F. Kulas
Assistant Principal Peace and Education Coalition High School
Andrea F. Kulas is the Assistant Principal at Peace and Education Coalition High School, an alternative campus within Chicago Public Schools. With over 20 years of experience advancing equity and access in underrepresented neighborhood high schools, she has been a driving force for academic improvement and student advocacy. A proud graduate of Northwestern University and former Yale Teaching Fellow, Andrea currently serves as Adjunct Faculty at DePaul University’s College of Education, where she prepares future educators with a global perspective on international education systems.
Marie Vivas
Senior Recognition Manager, US and Canada International Baccalaureate Organization
Marie Vivas is the Senior Recognition Manager, US and Canada at the International Baccalaureate Organization. She has extensive knowledge of the international college admissions counseling process from several perspectives. For over fifteen years she was Director of College Counseling at Escuela Campo Alegre in Caracas, Venezuela and, at Colegio Americano de Quito in Ecuador. Prior to joining the IBO, she was Director of Admissions at Jacobs University Bremen.

Marie works closely with university admissions officers and faculty on IB recognition issues. She was the lead in creating a series of Access Workshops for IB Counselors and Coordinators working with low-income students.

Marie was the President of International ACAC and is a recipient of the Peter Hauet International ACAC Lifetime Achievement Award. She has served on several NACAC Committees, most recently on the Admissions Practices Committee.
Moderator
Antrina Leeth
Senior IB World School Manager International Baccalaureate Organization
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