The change in technology, in communications and in the dynamics of human and institutional interactions has created a need to shift relations between the world of learning and the world of work. New levers need to be added to those currently relied on. Consequently the learning–work relationship that exists between tertiary education institutions and the world of work needs to change. This paper explores this necessary relationship shift.
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