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We’re bringing Season 1 to a close with this episode.

It’s been an amazing ride and we have heard from a range of incredible guests but we’re looking forward to bringing you a bigger and better Season 2 of Lantern in the second half of 2018!

In the meantime, we would love to hear from you about how we can improve, what you liked about Season 1 and what you didn’t. We’ve got a Fair Trade Gift pack to give away courtesy of our wonderful partners and all you need to do is complete the survey to be in the draw (it takes less than five minutes we promise)!

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“Our education, its definition is to create active and engaged citizens and I feel like we’re really doing that because students want to keep learning and want to be engaged”

For our sixteenth and final episode of season 1, Yaz Naji and Reegan Quick sit down with Adam Mostogl, founder of Illuminate Education & Consulting, an organisation dedicated to empowering young people through delivering practical workshops in entrepreneurship within primary schools and high schools across the nation.

Together they discuss the need of an entrepreneurial skill set in the modern economy, the value coworking spaces can offer small businesses, ways in which communities can be incorporated into education, how to re-engage students with education, potential reform that the education system needs and how organisations can assist this.

Show Notes:

• The Van Diemen Project (Organisation)
• Cowork Launceston (Organisation)
• Peter Underwood Centre for Educational Attainment (Organisation)
• Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us (Book)

If you’re interested in following the work that Adam does with Illuminate Education and Consulting, please check out their website or their Facebook.

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