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School-to-work pathways, issued 15 July 2019

This research report explores the school-to-work transitions of Australian youth aged 16 to 25 years.

Government of South Australia: VET for school students - repositioning VET within secondary education (2019)

The release of this Vocational Education and Training for School Students policy marks a significant step towards repositioning VET as an equally valued and prestigious pathway option alongside university education.

NCVER: Webinar - New to AVETMISS reporting? (2014)

This webinar is recommended for registered training organisations (RTOs) new to Australian Vocational Education and Training Management Information Statistical Standard (AVETMISS) reporting. It provides a short summary about what AVETMISS is and how to report AVETMISS data from start to finish using the AVETMISS Validation Software (AVS).

Webinar Recording: TAE PD Week - Identifying LLN Needs and Developing Support Strategies

Recorded on 1/12/2020 and forming part of the TAE PD Week this webinar provided guidance on how to analyse the LLN needs in a training specification or workplace standard, using the Australian Core Skills Framework.

Australia's 2023 international education reforms & what they mean... (2023)

In this episode Claire explains the suite of reforms to international education announced in 2023 and what they mean for different providers and the sector overall.

NCVER: The online delivery of VET during the COVID-19 pandemic: part 2 (2022)

The coronavirus pandemic created unprecedented challenges for the vocational education and training (VET) sector. This report, the second of two, presents insights into the experiences of registered training organisations (RTOs) that transitioned to online delivery in response to the pandemic and describes how their experiences may shape their intentions to deliver VET online in the future.

National Skills Agreement Overview (2023)

The National Skills Agreement is a 5-year agreement between the Australian, State and Territory Governments, working in partnership to ensure that the national vocational education and training (VET) system provides high-quality, responsive and accessible education and training to boost productivity, deliver national priorities and support Australians to obtain the skills and capabilities they need to obtain well-paid, secure jobs.

Webinar Recording: Pursuing Management Excellence: Integrating coaching conversations

Recorded on the 5/10/2022 this webinar drew on the on the 70-20-10 model for learning and development, Influence Digest's #3 coach in Sydney in 2021, Marianne Bateup, guided attendees on on how to integrate coaching conversations to complement, bolster, and embed training, learning, and growth.

Webinar Recording: Changes in the VET Sector and What They Mean to Me as a Manager

Recorded on 17/07/2023 this webinar explored the current status of VET Reform, the changes in training package development and assurance functions, and looked at what help you need to be aware of, and ready for implementation.

Webinar Recording: Reflecting on Our Online Delivery

Recorded on the 5/12/2022 this webinar looked back on what we've done in the delivery of training online. John Blake considered ideas and strategies for next year to make our delivery even more engaging in the future.

Webinar Recording: Understanding the Principles of Assessment and the Rules of Evidence (SRTOs 2015)

Recorded on the 8/4/2024 . This session looked at what Clause 1.8 (b) of the Standards for Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) 2015 requires the RTO to implement an assessment system that ensures that assessment (including recognition of prior learning) is conducted in accordance with the principles of assessment and the rules of evidence

NCVER: RPL at a Glance 2006

An NCVER publilcation from 2006 about RPL

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