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RPL – What you need to know
RPL stands for Recognition of Prior Learning. It is a process whereby an individual's prior…
IDP Live transforms international landscape for next generation of students
IDP has recently launched its new student-centred app, IDP Live. IDP Live brings together a…
Why does the regulatory legislation change frequently?
As a training organisation in Australia, it is important to stay up-to-date with the latest…
Writing your Training and Assessment Strategy – Part 2 of Part 5
To refresh yourself, please find Part 1 here In our part 1, we had the opportunity to cover a number of topics relevant to writing a compliant and useful training…
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As the number of overseas students declines, Australia faces the prospect of losing future skilled workers and citizens.
When so many international students left Australia, think about what the country lost. Approximately $40.3 billion was contributed to the…
The Instructional Design Process – The Five Steps
When designing training programs, instructional designers use a process that takes into account the needs of the learners, the goals…
Message from the CEO (20 Feb 2022)
Message from the CEO To know that the regulating body is revising its past practises in order to put more…
Message from the CEO (25 April 2022)
Message from the CEO We welcome you to our April edition of the VET sector magazine. We are pleased to…
Online Media Solutions (OMS) Services
Over the past two decades, Online Media Solutions (OMS) has provided assistance to clients worldwide. OMS merged into the CAQA…
Why keep in touch with what is happening in the VET sector
Information is power. The more you read, the more you understand the world around you. The VET world is evolving at a lightning speed and is changing the way we…
The relationship between the training organisation and the regulatory body
The relationship between the training organisation and the regulatory body is important for both organisations. The regulatory body acts according to set standards that the training organisation must meet, and…
Why should you invest time doing an assessment of your training organisation?
Investing time in assessing your training organisation can be extremely beneficial. It…
Part-time work focus for international students a ‘time bomb’
The Australian government’s approach to boosting international education by uncapping part-time work rights is not…
The pillars of Quality Assurance – Part 1 of Part 3
Quality Assurance (QA) is a way of preventing mistakes and defects in manufactured products and…
The VET Sector News- February 2020
Coronavirus travel ban sees Chinese students miss start of university, Australia’s tertiary education sector scrambling…
New ESOS Regulations for CRICOS-registered providers
The Education Services for Overseas Students Regulations 2019 (ESOS Regulations) commence on 1 October 2019.…
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Skills First – the Victorian 2022 Funding Contract
A short explanation The Department of Education and Training Victoria has opened a limited expression of interest (EOI) process for non-contracted training providers (new training providers) to deliver Skills First…
Become stronger than your fears
You must have heard the saying that 'fear is the mind-killer’. Just like how fear can stop you from making decisions, it can also stop you from achieving your dreams.…
Different assessment strategies and training organisations
There are many different assessment strategies that training organisations can use to evaluate their students' progress. Some of the most common types of assessment include formative assessment, summative assessment, continuous…
Different phases of assessment and learner validation processes (Part 1)
In this article, we will discuss different phases of validation processes that you should be following in your RTO to ensure you meet regulatory requirements and industry expectations. Validation of…
USI Updates: Exemptions from the USI
All Vocational Education and Training (VET) and Higher Education students must have a Unique Student Identifier (USI) if they are studying in Australia, or with an Australian provider. Students may…