Well they are here, and we need to take action. Firstly we need to read them, so I am off to print and highlight and make notes…. They can be found through the Department of Industry VET- Reform web site can be found here: VET Reform website Or the direct link to Commlaw website for the Standards […]
New standards for RTOs have arrived Read More »
Check that everything you have on scope is current Review your learning and assessment strategies and make sure staff are current Review your strategies and make sure you actually deliver the course the way is says on the strategy Conduct a PD session with your trainers/assessors Review feedback from recent clients Talk to someone influential
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LLN Resources are in abundunce. The following pages have a wealth of information. Here is an Online library of free Language, Literacy and Numeracy resources from ‘ Ideas that Work’. Click the button below to take you to the page. ACSF mapped tools Validated ACSF assessment tasks to be used by assessors who are experienced
The draft standards build on the work of the former National Skills Standards Council (NSSC), and incorporate a range of stakeholder views on that work, including issues raised during the broader VET reform consultation process undertaken in early 2014. These issues included some concerns about the relative costs and benefits of some of the changes
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Learning outcomes Participants will gain a practical understanding of their reporting obligations including: What is AVETMISS reporting? What data do I need to collect? How do I find an AVETMISS compliant software system? How do I know if my data is AVETMISS compliant? When, how and who do I submit my data to? How can I
AVETMISS reporting webinar Read More »
Trainers and assessors who work in the VET sector and use nationally recognised training must meet the nationally agreed requirements outlined in AQTF Standard 1.4 (d) or SNR 15.4 (d) which states that trainers and assessors must continue to develop their VET knowledge and skills as well as their industry currency and trainer/assessor competence. A
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Aged Care Service Providers and Educators are invited to the launch of The Useful Educator’s Guide on Thursday 24th July 9:30am – 10:30am at Baptist Village Baxter – 8 Robinsons Road, Frankston South. Background One of the concerns the aged care industry raised in the SE Melbourne WIN region was the skill level and personal attributes of
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Over the past week I have spent much of my time away from client with my head down reviewing the standards. Basically I am happy with the way they look, they provide greater clarity for providers and I believe it will allow RTOs to concentrate on their one goal – to provide quality training and assessment.
Your turn to comment on the New provider and regulator standards Read More »
A recent article in the AFR has Business Council of Australia chief executive Jennifer Westacott talking about the current situation in the VET sector. It is a very important point that she makes about the And underlying foundation skills that are so important to our young people; and that if the VET sector continues to be
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Running an efficient training organisation means providing quality training and assessment as well as handling employee issues when they surface. And when we look at it, managing employees can be one of the most difficult aspects of running your RTO. During the many years of managing both national and small state based RTOs I have found that
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