There are a number of steps we need to think about when reviewing our assessment tools. The tools you are reviewing can be purchased from a commercial provider, or developed by your internal gurus within the RTO. To assist you with the review of your tools I have developed a simple list of 9 points […]
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In the recent VET reform the Department of Industry has reviewed registered training organisation (RTO) vocational education and training (VET) data reporting requirements in conjunction with state and territory government departments responsible for VET and with the assistance of KPMG. The review’s report entitled Review of RTO VET Data Reporting Requirements found significant scope to streamline and
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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
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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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Here is an interesting slant on the fall out of the uncapped fees for universities. This is great news to anyone in the VET sector, it doesn’t mean anything concrete will happen, however it is an argument being started, and that could increase the number of VET students; an awesome prospect for existing RTOs and
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Skills DMC has announced a review of the Assessment Requirements for the RII Resources and Infrastructure Industry Training Package. It is anticipated that the review will be completed by 31 October 2014. If you are registered with TAC and using the RII units see the notice fromTAC here For further information on the RII units see
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When reading the OHS news recently I came across an article that I have pasted into the blog below. To me, this is a brilliant way of improving the safety culture and providing useful knowledge to not only one person, but many. For me I can only see win-wins. The company learns about ways to
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Changes to Course Accreditation Arrangements Commencing 1 August 2014 The following changes apply to course accreditation applications received by TAC on or after 1 August 2014. The Western Australia (WA) Training Accreditation Council (TAC) has endorsed a new policy for the accreditation of courses Five Year Accreditation The Training Accreditation Council (TAC) has endorsed a new
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A fantastic set of resources have become available here. Over 12 hours of training modules, support tools, templates and best-practice tips designed to make you the best trainer you can be. Kognitif Coaching has a site specifically for professional development for trainers, presenters, instructional designers and content developers. Receive updates on learning methods and media, specific training
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