Archive · 14 Dec 2025
Queensland Debuts at DIDAC India 2025
Queensland, Australia, went to a big education event in India called DIDAC India 2025.
This was the first time Queensland went to this event.
They sent a group of people who work in teaching and technology.
The group wanted to make friends and work together with people in India on things like teaching skills, using computers for learning, and science and math education.
They showed how they can help with things like teaching people to be leaders, using robots to learn, and making sure students feel good in school.
They think India and Queensland both want the same things, like helping people get jobs and making learning easier with computers.
They want to keep talking and maybe even let students go back and forth between Australia and India to learn.
Queensland, Australia, made its first appearance at DIDAC India 2025 with a delegation focused on education and technology.
The delegation included organizations specializing in vocational education, digital learning, STEM education, and student wellbeing.
The goal was to explore partnerships and joint development aligned with India’s education reforms and skilling needs.
Companies demonstrated tools and programs in leadership development, robotics, digital content scaling, and classroom wellbeing.
Both regions share priorities in employability, digital delivery, and access to skills-based education.
- Who
- Queensland, Australia, through Study Queensland under TIQ, along with various education and technology providers
- What
- Made its first appearance at DIDAC India 2025 to explore partnerships in education and workforce development
- When
- During DIDAC India 2025
- Where
- India
- Why
- To engage with India’s education market and explore partnerships aligned with India’s education reforms and skilling needs
- Event
- DIDAC India 2025
- Delegation Leader
- Study Queensland under Trade and Investment Queensland (TIQ)
- Focus Areas
- Vocational education, digital learning, STEM education, student wellbeing
- Participating Organizations
- STEM Punks, Australian Performing Arts Conservatory, eSkilled, Australasian Leadership Academy, Switch4Schools, Canterbury Technical Institute, Signet
- Key Themes
- Employability, digital delivery, skills-based education
- Collaboration Goals
- Vocational training, digital education delivery, student mobility