Sukh Sandhu

22May, 2022

Major milestone for fee-free training in NSW

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: VET Industry News

NSW is enjoying a fee-free training boom with more than 200,000 enrolments recorded under JobTrainer, a program helping people get skilled for in-demand jobs. Premier Dominic Perrottet said the NSW Government’s strong economic management means we can deliver programs such as JobTrainer to equip people with the skills they needRead More

22May, 2022

How Chinese young people embrace vocational education

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: VET Industry News

China has attached great importance to the development of vocational education in recent years. Find out how Chinese young people embrace skills training at vocational schools. For more information, please click here.

22May, 2022

Training the key to skills shortage

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: VET Industry News

THE automotive industry is facing the most serious skills shortage in its history, ravaged by diminished apprentice intake, COVID and business contraction. In its manifesto that highlighted the needs of industry from a new federal government, the Victorian Automotive Chamber of Commerce (VACC) said there was a skilled labour deficitRead More

22May, 2022

Students “in limbo” during two-year wait for Australia visas

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: VET Industry News

These students say they are “in limbo” as Australia’s Department of Home Affairs, which oversees immigration, refuses to provide a clear timeline of when students can expect to hear the outcome of their applications. Alokita, an Indian student, received an offer to study aerospace engineering at UNSW Canberra in SeptemberRead More

22May, 2022

What are the challenges facing Australia’s medical workforce crisis?

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: VET Industry News

The health and welfare workforces deliver various services through Australia's private and public organisations. However, there is an imbalance in the system as the extent of services delivered is way lesser than what is actually needed, primarily due to workforce crisis. The accurate picture of the healthcare workforce crisis inRead More

22May, 2022

Vocational education: Change negative mindset

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: VET Industry News

There is a narrative that has been around for a while tagging technical/vocational education as a last resort after one fails to advance in formal education. The other was that it’s the cheaper option if one failed to raise the tuition for instance to finish high school or to joinRead More

22May, 2022

NZ brings forward reopening to students, changes post-study work rights

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: VET Industry News

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern confirmed that from July 31st all visitors will be able to enter the country, and that international students will be able to apply for visas. She said the reopening was part of a package of measures to support economic recovery and to fill labour shortages inRead More

22May, 2022

London universities plan “leading” international strategy

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: VET Industry News

“Where London leads; I have no doubt the rest of the country will follow,” was the message from Chris Skidmore, former minister of state for universities, speaking to representatives from 25 of London’s higher education institutions at a roundtable event in Westminster this week. The event, organised by London HigherRead More

25Apr, 2022

Message from the CEO (25 April 2022)

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: VET Sector

Message from the CEO We welcome you to our April edition of the VET sector magazine. We are pleased to announce that we will be releasing a new version of our flagship product, CAQA Labs in May. This product will be made available as a standalone software solution and alsoRead More

25Apr, 2022

Blended learning – The best of online and offline learning

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: Education

Blended learning is a teaching approach that combines both online and offline learning. It offers the best of both worlds - the flexibility and convenience of online learning, combined with the personal touch and social interaction of offline learning. This approach has many benefits, including the ability to cater toRead More

Sukh Posts

Major milestone for fee-free training in NSW

How Chinese young people embrace vocational education

Training the key to skills shortage

Students “in limbo” during two-year wait for Australia visas

What are the challenges facing Australia’s medical workforce crisis?

Vocational education: Change negative mindset

NZ brings forward reopening to students, changes post-study work rights

London universities plan “leading” international strategy

Message from the CEO (25 April 2022)

Blended learning – The best of online and offline learning

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