These are the 15 most in-demand skills in Australia right now, according to LinkedIn
<p>https://www.vetsector.com/post/these-are-the-15-most-in-demand-skills-in-australia-right-now-according-to-linkedin</p>
How to complete a compliant Trainer Matrix – Part 1 of Part 5
<p>https://www.vetsector.com/post/how-to-complete-a-compliant-trainer-matrix-part-1-of-part-5</p>
Writing your Training and Assessment Strategy – Part 1 of Part 5
<p>https://www.vetsector.com/post/writing-your-training-and-assessment-strategy-part-1-of-part-5</p>
The pillars of Quality Assurance – Part 1 of Part 3
<p>https://www.vetsector.com/post/the-pillars-of-quality-assurance-part-1-of-part-3</p>
I paid for it – why don’t I own it? – the copyright trap, article by Margaret Ryan, Lawyer…
<p>https://www.vetsector.com/post/i-paid-for-it-why-don-t-i-own-it-the-copyright-trap-article-by-margaret-ryan-lawyer</p>
2019 Australian Training Awards winners announced
The Australian Training Awards are the peak national awards for the VET sector recognising individuals, businesses and registered training organisations for their contribution to skilling Australia. On 21 November the awards were presented and the winners are: Lifetime Achievement Award — Wayne Collyer Wayne Collyer was Managing Director at Polytechnic West (now South Metropolitan TAFE) […]
The Australian Government is investing $41.7 million to pilot Skills Organisations in human services care and digital technology (including cyber security) industries
The Department of Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business has published the following media release: The Australian Government is investing $41.7 million to pilot Skills Organisations in two key industries; human services care and digital technology (including cyber security). The Skills Organisations Pilots will drive innovative ‘end-to-end’ training solutions and enhance the role and leadership […]
The major issues with current legislative and regulatory standards (Part 1)
We are starting a series of articles discussing what is broken or can be improved in the current legislative and regulatory standards. We will also talk about how there should be no room for ambiguity and a very clear understanding in terms of what is expected from the training organisations. Our first target is the […]
Communiqué for the COAG Skills Council Meeting (20 September 2019)
In the last COAG Skills Council Meeting in Melbourne on 20 September 2019 all federal, state and territory skills ministers unanimously agreed that the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA), Australia’s national VET regulator, should “improve its engagement with the VET sector” and expand its role in helping to educate training providers. The inaugural meeting […]
New ESOS Regulations for CRICOS-registered providers
The Education Services for Overseas Students Regulations 2019 (ESOS Regulations) commence on 1 October 2019. They replace the current 2001 regulations. The ESOS Regulations commence on 1 October 2019. Registered providers must comply with the ESOS Regulations from 1 October 2019, including by giving information in the Provider Registration and International Student Management System (PRISMS). […]