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17Jul, 2022

An ASQA initiative called Pathways and Perspectives has been launched

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: ASQA, RTO, VET Sector

The excellent initiatives that ASQA is taking to deliver information to the VET and RTO sectors are worthy of appreciation. They have recently begun a project called Pathways and Perspective, which is an effective technique of informing and communicating with the VET industry. The community is provided with facts, insights,Read More

12Jun, 2022

Message from the CEO (12 June 2022)

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: News, VET Sector

Message from the CEO Hello, and thank you for taking the time to read this edition of our newsletter! In this issue, we will talk about how the processes at ASQA have slowed down significantly, as well as a number of articles that are relevant to compliance and regulations, andRead More

12Jun, 2022

Engaging and retaining students in the vocational education and training sector

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: VET Sector

The vocational education and training (VET) sector has undergone significant changes in recent years. There has been a move away from traditional classroom-based teaching to more experiential, hands-on learning. This shift has brought with it a number of challenges but also some important lessons that can be applied more broadly.Read More

12Jun, 2022

Organisations that offer information, advice, and support for VET students and providers in Australia

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: VET Sector

There are a number of vocational education and training (VET) resources available in Australia. Here are some of the best ones: The Australian Government's MySkills website is a great starting point for anyone looking for information on VET courses and providers. The website provides a searchable database of over 22,000Read More

12Jun, 2022

How To Stay Compliant Without Spending A Fortune On Consultants

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: VET Sector

The vocational education and training (VET) industry is highly regulated, with a complex web of federal and state laws and regulations. Staying compliant can be a full-time job in itself – and an expensive one, if you rely on consultants to help you navigate the compliance minefield. But it doesn’tRead More

22May, 2022

Message from the CEO (22 May 2022)

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: VET Sector

Message from the CEO As we usually say, change is the one thing that is consistent in the VET sector, and this month is no exception. The national regulatory body is going through a number of fundamental changes, and this is fantastic news for the Australian VET sector. When comparedRead More

22May, 2022

How to become a trainer and assessor in Australia.

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: RTO, VET Sector

There is currently a high demand for qualified trainers and assessors in Australia, so if you have the relevant skills and qualifications, you should be able to find work in this field. Becoming a trainer and assessor can be a rewarding career choice, allowing you to share your knowledge andRead More

22May, 2022

The importance of having word limits in the summative assessment resources

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: Training and Assessment, VET Sector

One of the most important aspects of VET is summative assessment. Summative assessment resources play a vital role in ensuring that students are able to demonstrate their learning and progress. However, summative assessment resources can also be a source of frustration for both students and educators if they are notRead More

22May, 2022

The key stakeholders involved in the Australian vocational education and training sector

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: Education, VET Sector

The education and training sector is vital to the success of any economy. It is responsible for providing the skills and knowledge necessary for people to participate in the workforce. The sector is also important for ensuring that individuals have the opportunity to develop their skills and abilities throughout theirRead More

22May, 2022

Why not being prepared in the vocational education and training industry is dangerous

By: Sukh Sandhu
Categories: Education, VET Sector

If a training organisation is not prepared to either research, prepare, deliver, or evaluate the training program, it could be putting both itself and its students at risk. For example, imagine you're a trainer who's been asked to deliver a new program on short notice. If you're not prepared, youRead More

VET Sector

Category Archives

An ASQA initiative called Pathways and Perspectives has been launched

Message from the CEO (12 June 2022)

Engaging and retaining students in the vocational education and training sector

Organisations that offer information, advice, and support for VET students and providers in Australia

How To Stay Compliant Without Spending A Fortune On Consultants

Message from the CEO (22 May 2022)

How to become a trainer and assessor in Australia.

The importance of having word limits in the summative assessment resources

The key stakeholders involved in the Australian vocational education and training sector

Why not being prepared in the vocational education and training industry is dangerous

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