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Aims to prepare this group for jobs in industries such as construction

Have a transformational, long-term agenda, not a one-off project or pilot, says the foremost expert and author on knowledge work automation

“They are not creating charities but high impact businesses with a compelling value proposition and a sustainable funding model,” says Wendy Kerr, director of the University of Auckland’s Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

“By 2025, we expect to have prepared over 500 extra people for the NZ ICT sector, and around 300 of them will have AWS certification as part of their preparation,” says Gillian Dobbie, director of the Auckland ICT Graduate School.

It will be among the first of its kind in the world, and will capitalise on the knowledge of the already established National Autistic Society Enterprise Centre in the UK