2024-02-27 19:26:18
Full Sail University is about to launch its podcast “Minds of Tomorrow”. The premiere episode, “It’s Tomorrow: the Future of Work is Now”, will air on February 27th and will feature Full Sail’s director of Community Relations, Carol Olival, the manager of the international department and advisor to the Colégio Pentágono, Daniela Gutilla Pensado, and the student at Colégio Arena de Goiânia, Victtor Mendes. The episode aims to explore investment in creative careers and international education.
The season promises to bring insights into international education, creative careers and the role of parents, students and teachers in transforming the educational and media landscape. A Full Sail University is known for its innovative programs and practical approach to problem solving, preparing students for the challenges of the job market in the field of entertainment and emerging technologies.
Full Sail’s Director of Community Relations, Carol Olival, expresses the desire for the new Podcast “Minds of Tomorrow” to offer comprehensive, easy-to-understand knowledge provided by education professionals and students.
“The focus will be on investing in careers of the future, also known as Creative Careers, and relevant changes and perspectives in international education. The objective is to make people aware of initiatives to promote significant changes,” he highlights.
Regarding this first episode of the new podcast, she says that “the conversation covered teaching standards within schools, the main changes that can occur in education and, mainly, how parents and schools can help young people prepare for this new market” .
The launch of the Full Sail University podcast comes in a context where, according to Sebrae, the production market for this model is expanding. Brazil is the country that consumes the most podcasts in the world, according to DataReportal2023a study that revealed that 42.9% of internet users aged between 16 and 64 listen to podcasts weekly.
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