This year's National VET Conference brings to you a range of key learning categories. Each of these enable you to select areas that are of importance to YOU and your RTO and make your professional development experience one of VALUE to your needs. This week, let's take a look at some Compliance topics ....
This year's National VET Conference enables you to select areas of learning that are of value to YOU and your professional development experience. This week we take a look at some topics that enable you to explore, take things one step further and investigate the unknown ....
Starting this Monday, Velg Training's National VET PD Week brings you the highly sought after PD topic, Assessment Validation! Join our FIVE experts including representatives from the Australian Skills Quality Authority, as they present the most up to date practices and advice.
The 2022 National VET Conference Program of sessions is now up and ready. With a range of new topic areas including Deep Dive, Digital Online and Hands On/Hands Up, this year's conference is one with a difference and not to be missed!
There is a focus on Learner Support in the future of VET and Velg Training has some handy links to tools that we hope will help make life a little easier when you look at your learner support strategies and practices.
The Australian Government would like to hear your stories about effective collaboration between stakeholders in the VET sector and innovative practices which contribute to high-quality training delivery so that they can understand how good collaboration and innovation help to achieve better outcomes for learners, employers and Australian workplaces.
Like most people in the VET sector, you have probably been asked to design, develop, or update a training course at some point in your career. Join Tony Kirton this February for a captivating 90-minute session on ad-hoc learning design.
This report examines the provision of – and access to – vocational education and training (VET) in regional, rural and remote areas of Australia. It fulfills one aspect of Jobs and Skills Australia’s functions in relation to providing advice on issues relating to skills and training, and workforce needs, in regional, rural and remote Australia.
Resources from the 2017 Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) Training Provider Briefings are now available. ASQA ran a series of briefing sessions across the country and online from April to June 2017 focused on the authority’s new student-centred audit approach. The National VET Regulator also released statements regarding Careers Australia Group, Gurkhas Institute of Technology and The Australian Academy of Business.
The May 2017 edition of Skills@Work includes a message from the Assistant Minister for Vocational Education and Skills the Hon. Karen Andrews regarding the 2017 Budget, articles on Skills Service Organisations (SSOs), the 2017 Australia–India Education and Skills Mission, a review of recent Vocational Education and Training (VET) research and events, industry news, sector movements and ‘Faces of Excellence’ profiles.
Throughout November and December, Velg Training is featuring five National VET Conference sessions as webinars. This is great news for anyone who may have missed the NVC or needs a refresher on the content. The next topic on this list covers digital learning environments, their strategic importance and how to maximise student and staff engagement with this emerging area.
The Australian Core Skills Framework is an important tool for VET Practitioners looking to assist and upskill learners. Different to foundation skills and the AQF, the ACSF has various uses and can be used in conjunction with other existing frameworks and tools to identify specific work performance standards.