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HEDxEP 167. A vision of agentic AI for student life cyclesTheo Farrell as Vice-Chancellor of La Trobe University has a vision for agentic AI to serve the lifecycle needs of all students. Why this would solve student complaints is outlined by Sarah Bendall as Student Ombudsman sharing data from the first 2 months of the office. It needs a stable platform of data made interoperable by sector defined data standards as argued by Gemma Cadby of ACSES and Charlsey Pearce of MortarCAPS. Will Stubley of Year13 illustrates how this is already in place for students choosing personalised school to work pathways.2025-05-1046 minHEDxEP 113. The story of Torrens 1.0 and other new business modelsLinda Brown CEO and Alwyn Louw tell the story of Torrens University Australia 1.0 on stage at the HEDx conference in Melbourne in March. They tell of its incredible growth as a private American-owned Corp to become Australia's fastest growing university. They are followed by Nora Koslowski, Will Stubley, Kat Page, Omar de Silva and David Yip. These innovators explorie how the nature of work and skills needs have changed. They call for new business models of lifelong learning provision to emerge alongside our public and private universities in global lifelong learning markets. What will the more diverse future world...2024-04-091h 11HEDxEP 104. What if university is not the best Year 13 option?Will Stubley as CEO of Year 13 and Nora Koslowski of the MBS join Martin Betts in the HEDx studio to discuss how automatic progress from year 12 to a university course may not be either the only or the best option for many young Australians or for the future of Australia. Borne out of personal experience that has seen them feel pushed and compelled to "not waste their ATAR" and do uni because everyone does, Will shares his and his co-founders story and that of their friend who took her life when uni turned out to be not what she wa...2024-02-2055 min
Conversations with Annalisa BarbieriDifficult Conversations Around Suicide with consultant psychiatrist in psychotherapy Dr Jo StubleyTalking about suicide is never easy, yet it's essential. In this difficult episode both Dr Stubley and I bring personal experiences to the conversation in the hope that it might facilitate your own conversations.Dr Jo Stubley is a consultant psychiatrist in psychotherapy and leads the adult section of the trauma service at the NHS Tavistock Centre. Jo is a member of the British Psychoanalytic Society. Regular listeners will recognise that Jo is a returning conversationalist - this is our third episode together. The first one, on trauma in series one, would make a good listening...2023-10-131h 05
The Exchange by EW&L Private WealthSaxon Phipps (Year13): From Start up to Global Ed-Tech Leader, How He Did It.In today’s episode, we catch up with Saxon Phipps from Year13, one of the portfolio companies of Future Now Ventures. We discuss everything from how the business started whilst they were all moonlighting as bartenders, how it got to where it is today to how important it is to have a good team of mentors around you. Year13 are solving a huge problem for our kids, so we hope you enjoyed the insights into one of the leaders of this groundbreaking education tech company.Saxon Phipps is one of the founders and CEOs of Year13, an Au...2023-08-2252 min
The Wellbeing Lab with Will YoungComplex PTSDThis week I welcome back the excellent Jo Stubley. She's a Consultant Psychiatrist in Psychotherapy at the Tavistock Clinic and an expert on trauma, so I invited her back to talk to me about complex post-traumatic stress disorder. We talk about diagnosis, treatment, some of the problems around the naming of these experiences and of course have a few jokes along the way.During the conversation Jo mentions a paper looking at neurotransmitters and depression. You can read that here.She also talks about the audiobook for 'What Happened to You', by Oprah Winfrey...2023-07-2540 min
Edalex PodcastEmpowering Youth for Future Success by Seamless School-to-Work Transitions and Equitable EducationSend us a textIn this podcast episode, Dan McFadyen, Managing Director at Edalex speaks with Will Stubley, Co-CEO/Co-Founder of Year13, where they delve into the critical issues surrounding education and employment for your people in Australia and across the globe. The conversation is divided into 7 thought-provoking chapters, each shedding light on different aspects of the educational landscape.0:00 - Introduction1:05 - Year13’s Mission - Transforming School-to-Work Transition for Young Australians5:55 - Exploring Post-School Pathways and Opportunities for Youth8:58 - Skills and Qualifications to...2023-07-1133 min
The Wellbeing Lab with Will YoungTrauma and EMDRThis episode is a biggie... I'm discussing the vast subject of trauma and also how EMDR therapy can help those who've experienced it.My first guest is Jo Stubley, a Psychiatrist, Psychotherapist and Psychoanalyst (all the P’s!). We delve deep into what trauma actually is and why it sticks around. Then I speak to Catriona Morten who is a Psychotherapist and an EMDR practitioner. She explains why and how EMDR therapy works. I'd love to hear your thoughts. You can contact the lab in the following ways:Instagram @thewellbeinglabpodcast...2022-05-1743 min
UncommonThe positive impact of Year13 on highschool graduates with co-founders Saxon Phipps and William StubleyThis clip is taken from our episode with Saxon Phipps and William Stubley, Co-Founders and Co-CEOs of Year13, an organisation looking to ease the transitional period between highschool and tertiary education or the workforce.
In this clip, Saxon and Will discuss the positive impact that has been generated via Year13 for school leavers and how gap years play a big role in helping young people decided on their future careers.2021-11-2309 min
Game ChangersFinding Your Way - Will Stubley & Saxon Phipps In Conversation With Phil Cummins Part 3: FutureHow do we help young people find their way? How do we help them move from the world of education into the world at large? In this seventh special series of Game Changers, Phil Cummins joins in conversation with Will Stubley & Saxon Phipps to start a dialogue about young people. Will Stubley & Saxon Phipps are the co-founders of Year13. Year13 connects graduating students to all the options available to them after high school and beyond. They provide career and life advice that will help them find the opportunity that is right for them and puts them on the path to...2021-09-0929 min
Game ChangersFinding Your Way - Will Stubley & Saxon Phipps In Conversation With Phil Cummins Part 2: ExperienceHow do we help young people find their way? How do we help them move from the world of education into the world at large? In this seventh special series of Game Changers, Phil Cummins joins in conversation with Nicole Dyson and Will Stubley & Saxon Phipps to start a dialogue about young people. Will Stubley & Saxon Phipps are the co-founders of Year13. Year13 connects graduating students to all the options available to them after high school and beyond. They provide career and life advice that will help them find the opportunity that is right for them and puts them on...2021-09-0229 minGame ChangersFinding Your Way - Will Stubley & Saxon Phipps In Conversation With Phil Cummins Part 1: AdventureHow do we help young people find their way? How do we help them move from the world of education into the world at large? In this seventh special series of Game Changers, Phil Cummins joins in conversation with Nicole Dyson and Will Stubley & Saxon Phipps to start a dialogue about young people. Will Stubley & Saxon Phipps are the co-founders of Year13. Year13 connects graduating students to all the options available to them after high school and beyond. They provide career and life advice that will help them find the opportunity that is right for them and puts them on...2021-08-2643 min
Game ChangersFinding Your Way - Nicole Dyson In Conversation With Phil Cummins Part 3: Engaged and ReadyHow do we help young people find their way? How do we help them move from the world of education into the world at large? In this seventh special series of Game Changers, Phil Cummins joins in conversation with Nicole Dyson and Will Stubley & Saxon Phipps to start a dialogue about young people. Nicole is a globally recognised expert and practitioner in project-based learning and student entrepreneurship and is the founder of Future Anything, an award winning, curriculum aligned entrepreneurship program for high school students. She is also the founder of YouthX, Australia’s first purpose-built Accelerator program for school ag...2021-08-1939 minGame ChangersFinding Your Way - Nicole Dyson In Conversation With Phil Cummins Part 2: Open and HonestHow do we help young people find their way? How do we help them move from the world of education into the world at large? In this seventh special series of Game Changers, Phil Cummins joins in conversation with Nicole Dyson and Will Stubley & Saxon Phipps to start a dialogue about young people. Nicole is a globally recognised expert and practitioner in project-based learning and student entrepreneurship and is the founder of Future Anything, an award winning, curriculum aligned entrepreneurship program for high school students. She is also the founder of YouthX, Australia’s first purpose-built Accelerator program for school ag...2021-08-1235 minGame ChangersFinding Your Way - Nicole Dyson In Conversation With Phil Cummins Part 1: Push and ProtectHow do we help young people find their way? How do we help them move from the world of education into the world at large? In this seventh special series of Game Changers, Phil Cummins joins in conversation with Nicole Dyson and Will Stubley & Saxon Phipps to start a dialogue about young people. Nicole is a globally recognised expert and practitioner in project-based learning and student entrepreneurship and is the founder of Future Anything, an award winning, curriculum aligned entrepreneurship program for high school students. She is also the founder of YouthX, Australia’s first purpose-built Accelerator program for school ag...2021-08-0530 min
The Arrive & Thrive Career Podcast25. Understanding options after high school and supporting student career decisions with Will Stubley - Co-Founder of Year13 & CEOThe future for young people is bright, according to Will Stubley, the Co-founder and CEO of Year13. In this episode, Will shares his thoughts and the work that Year13 are doing to help young people across Australia develop and grow while finding meaningful employment and education in the process. Will originally went to uni to study engineering but soon realised his passion for helping young people was far stronger, with the support of his mate Saxon Phillips they set out on a journey to create and develop Year13.
Year13 do some amazing work and have a lot...2020-09-0140 min
Credentials OnlyEp. 10: Neil StubleyNeil Stubley is the Head of Courts and Horticulture at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. In that role, his most high-profile function is to prepare the grass courts each year for Wimbledon. Neil feels if he and his team have done their best work, you will have no reason to talk about the playing surface and instead can focus on the players. In this episode, Neil discusses the work that goes into having the courts in their peak condition for the Wimbledon fortnight, the challenges grass presents in being a living surface, th...2020-06-301h 10
Open CountryWimbledonWhen Andy Murray steps out onto Centre Court to defend his 2016 title at the All England Lawn and Tennis Club in Wimbledon it will be the culmination of a year's work by a team of people who dedicate their lives to this iconic sporting landscape. Alison Mitchell takes a break from the commentary box to go behind the scenes of this iconic sporting venue. Starting on the roof of the broadcast centre she speaks to Ashley Jones from Wimbledon Museum about how the grounds have moved twice since the club was founded in 1868, and explains how a...2017-06-2929 min