Jenni Butler

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Chief Academic Officer
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TAFE Queensland
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Session: PANEL DISCUSSION: Bridging the gap – How can generative AI improve access and equity of opportunity to students at all levels of education?

Jenni Butler has over 28 years’ experience in the Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector as an educator, senior manager, executive director, general manager and is currently the TAFE Queensland Chief Academic Officer.

Jenni is instrumental in shaping the organisation’s educational landscape. She is deeply passionate about the VET sector, understanding the transformative impact of training and skills on individuals, businesses, and communities.

Having lived and grown up in regional and remote Queensland, Jenni has a profound understanding of the skilling needs in these communities. Consequently, she is a strong advocate for VET in these areas, championing its importance and its power to change lives.

Jenni believes that AI at TAFE Queensland is about enhancing the educational experience, making learning more accessible, and preparing students for the future of work. She is also excited by how AI will enable Educators to integrate technologies more effectively into their teaching practices, giving them more time to invest in their professional development, support and mentor their students, and strengthen their networks with industry.

Jenni is also committed to developing her team, nurturing future leaders within the organisation so they may continue TAFE Queensland’s proud legacy in servicing the training needs of the state long into the future.

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