Whilst this video relates the SNRs and not the new standards, the information provided in this video is still useful information. Carly Simpson and Sue Hepperlin from ASQA discuss areas of non-compliance. Organisations applying for initial registration are often found to be non-compliant with Sue Hepperlin. Standard 4 requires the applicant to have strategies in […]
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Your marketing is extremely important to business development; it brings in the money. Good marketing shows your brand, who you are, what you do, and to whom you provide services. It should address your customers’ problems and show how your training solves those problems. Defining certain qualities of your business in your marketing means your
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Are you ready for the new revised standards for Registered Training Organisations The above link shows an article that was published in the last issue of 2014 in the RTO Success Magazine. “2014 is moving rapidly ahead, and RTOs and people intending to become RTOs should be keeping aware of the new standards that will begin
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The new Standards are looming; as an existing RTO you need to be operating within them by April 2015. So how do you make the changes? Are you sure you will have everything covered? What specifics do I need to change or add? F4 Solutions is assisting RTOs individually to work on solutions that will
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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
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TLISC has just released more free resources to support the implementation of Foundation Skills in the transport and logistics industry. Making the Connections (now available) A resource for industry based VET trainer/assessors who have little or no awareness of the increasing emphasis on identifying and addressing LLN issues in the competency based training and assessment
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With the new LLN unit for trainers being pushed out, RTOs are looking at ways to support their students more and more. If you or your RTO is seeking to improve participants’ language, literacy and/or numeracy, to enable them to participate more effectively in the training offered by your RTO or in the labour force which
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Literally millions of Australians have insufficient LLN skills to benefit fully from training or to participate effectively at work. The situation looks as if it could be getting worse, not better: the LLN performance of Australian students has, over the past decade, worsened in comparison to other OECD countries. There are no more excuses. The Industry Skills Councils (ISCs)
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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
News from safetyculture All WHS professionals, directors and other officer managers are invited to take part in a research study which includes a free information and training session on the draft Work Health and Safety Reporting Guidelines (2014). The sessions have been developed by the International Governance & Performance (IGAP) Research Centre at Macquarie University
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