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Encourage creativity and critical thinking in our students

As a training organisation, it is important that we encourage creativity and critical thinking in

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VET ministers announce changes to the Australian Skills Quality Authority

  Sharing the most recent announcement from the Senator the Hon Michaelia Cash, Minister for

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Five things RTOs need to know in 2020

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Issuing qualifications to your own trainers, assessors and staff members

Qualifications are important. They ensure that trainers and assessors are current and competent in their fields. They also help to put a check on the quality of training provided by

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Education standards and politics

We are all well aware that in any country, it is hard to separate politics from educational issues and standards.

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Check yourself before you wreck yourself.

When it comes to compliance, it's always better to be proactive than reactive. That's why training organisations need to conduct

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Australians are poorly prepared for the digital workplace

The digital age is upon us and with it comes new opportunities and challenges in the workplace. However, a recent

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In their first meeting since the election, education ministers face a ‘massive’ teacher shortage

The nation's unprecedented teacher shortage will dominate discussions between Australia's education ministers on Friday 12th of August 2022, their first

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Edu Learning – Your door to professional development opportunities

We would love to have you join our professional development retainer agreement services or individual professional development opportunities through Edu

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The VET Sector News II – December 2019

Apprentice and trainee commencements down in June 2019 quarter  The latest release of national apprentice and trainee data show commencements were down 3.3% to 33 295 in the June 2019

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ASQA has begun a four-year program of collaboration with the industry to co-design a model for self-assurance.

For the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA), ORIMA Research will conduct a comprehensive consultation process with vocational education and training providers in early 2022 on behalf of ASQA. The information

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What should the vocational education and training regulatory system look like?

Our belief is that a regulatory system should be based on the following principles:  Transparency: All

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Why Universities Should Prioritize Student Success in IT Decision-Making

Students make up the backbone of every higher education institution. These inquisitive minds are the

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Encourage creativity and critical thinking in our students

As a training organisation, it is important that we encourage creativity and critical thinking in

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Marketing plan for your training organisation

What is a marketing plan? A marketing plan is a strategic document that outlines the

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Your trainer and assessor files (Part 3 of 5)

In the last newsletter we discussed the following: The definition of vocational competency ASQA Guidelines on “vocational competence” The three C’s of Vocational competency related to demonstrating skills and knowledge

Competency-based assessments (CBA) and competency-based training (CBT): purpose and benefits

After the Australian tripartite mission in 1987 (ACTU/TDC 1987) and the publication of Industry training in Australia: The need for change (Dawkins 1989a) and Improving Australia's training system, many people

Australian Skills Classification 2.0 released

The Australian Skills Classification helps define the skills that underpin jobs in Australia. As employers, workers, education providers and policy makers recognise that skills are the real currency of the

Australian far-right terrorism investigations have increased by 750 per cent in 18 months

Two years ago, nationalist and racist violent extremism barely accounted for two per cent of the Australian Federal Police's counter-terrorism caseload. Now it’s the country’s fastest-growing threat. For more information,