ASQA News
New fact sheets The
Fact Sheet - Getting a course accredited provides a summary of the
essentials for developing an accredited course.
The
Fact Sheet - Renewing an accredited course provides information to assist
with deciding if an accredited course should be renewed, and information about
the process of preparing and submitting a renewal of accreditation application.
Information blog for the TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment conducted online by Safecity Training Academy http://www.openlearning.edu.au
Monday, 17 June 2013
NSSC standards policy framework Improving Vocational Education and Training
All students and graduates of our TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment course will be interested in this article.
The NSSC has released a standards policy framework, Improving Vocational Education and Training: the Australian Vocational Qualification System. Key Features of the Australian Vocational Qualifications System Greater confidence in training outcomes and integrity of vocational qualifications.
Click here to read the article.
The NSSC has released a standards policy framework, Improving Vocational Education and Training: the Australian Vocational Qualification System. Key Features of the Australian Vocational Qualifications System Greater confidence in training outcomes and integrity of vocational qualifications.
Click here to read the article.
Friday, 31 May 2013
Latest Unique Student Identifier (USI) news
31 May 2013
The Unique Student Identifier (USI) website has been updated. This includes important new information for providers about Technical Services Contracts. This is information about how an RTO’s student management system (SMS) can interact with the IT system for the USI in an optimal way.
The USI Taskforce is hosting workshops for RTO staff to assist them in preparing for the implementation of the USI. Workshops are to be scheduled in June 2013 in all capital cities. Providers can register their interest at usi@innovation.gov.au.
Go to the USI website.
Monday, 25 February 2013
The ACPET 2013 Higher Education Symposium
The ACPET 2013 Higher Education Symposium will once again bring leading decision makers and thinkers together to explore the most pertinent issues that are shaping the higher education sector.
The Symposium builds on the success of ACPET’s inaugural Symposium, held in 2012.
Higher education providers must be innovative and responsive to the needs of students and business by maintaining academic rigour and delivering high quality education.
Within this context, the ACPET 2013 Higher Education Symposium will provide a comprehensive analysis of the issues relating to academic governance, scholarship, funding, regulation and the policy landscape.
This one-day event will take place on 18 April 2013 at the State Library of Victoria, Melbourne and will be facilitated by Andrew Norton, Program Director of Higher Education at the Grattan Institute.
Andrew is one of Australia’s leading commentators on higher education issues and policy and the author of many publications.
To view the program and for registration information, click here.
The Symposium builds on the success of ACPET’s inaugural Symposium, held in 2012.
Higher education providers must be innovative and responsive to the needs of students and business by maintaining academic rigour and delivering high quality education.
Within this context, the ACPET 2013 Higher Education Symposium will provide a comprehensive analysis of the issues relating to academic governance, scholarship, funding, regulation and the policy landscape.
This one-day event will take place on 18 April 2013 at the State Library of Victoria, Melbourne and will be facilitated by Andrew Norton, Program Director of Higher Education at the Grattan Institute.
Andrew is one of Australia’s leading commentators on higher education issues and policy and the author of many publications.
To view the program and for registration information, click here.
Sunday, 24 February 2013
BSB07 Business Services Training Package Workshops
BSB07 Business Services Training Package Workshops Innovation & Business Skills Australia (IBSA) is delivering new workshops across Australia on 'Changes to the Business Services Training Package’ presented by Tony Cusack from February to May 2013 and ‘
The new WHS qualifications – leaner, focused and up to date’ presented by Ross Armstrong from April to May 2013.
Click here to view a summary of changes to the Training Package. Event management will be facilitated by Velg Training under an exciting new partnership arrangement with IBSA that provides significant cost savings to attendees.
Changes to the Business Services Training Package February to May 2013 – Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Darwin, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney Facilitated by Tony Cusack, Industry Manager at IBSA, this series will cover the major changes to the Business Services Training Package. Participants will gain an insight into the wider changes to the Project Management, Human Resources, and Work Health and Safety qualifications.
Key topics covered within this workshop Specific changes to Training Package content Planning transition and implementing qualifications in v7.0 and v8.0 of BSB07 Drivers for change in the WHS, Project Management and Human Resources workforce development Industry research findings. The new WHS qualifications – leaner, focused and up to date.
The new WHS qualifications – leaner, focused and up to date’ presented by Ross Armstrong from April to May 2013.
Click here to view a summary of changes to the Training Package. Event management will be facilitated by Velg Training under an exciting new partnership arrangement with IBSA that provides significant cost savings to attendees.
Changes to the Business Services Training Package February to May 2013 – Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Darwin, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney Facilitated by Tony Cusack, Industry Manager at IBSA, this series will cover the major changes to the Business Services Training Package. Participants will gain an insight into the wider changes to the Project Management, Human Resources, and Work Health and Safety qualifications.
Key topics covered within this workshop Specific changes to Training Package content Planning transition and implementing qualifications in v7.0 and v8.0 of BSB07 Drivers for change in the WHS, Project Management and Human Resources workforce development Industry research findings. The new WHS qualifications – leaner, focused and up to date.
Tuesday, 1 January 2013
TAE 10 Version 3 - how it affects the Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
As you all know, version 3 of the TAE10 was released in November 2012.
We have noticed an increase in spam mail from "opportunists" who are attempting to charge a fee to unaware trainers and RTOs for information about the changes in the training package.
There is no need to pay fees to anyone in order to be informed about the changes in the training package. These changes can be found freely online.
To view the version 3 of the TAE10 package right click on this link and download the word document.
At Safecity we are mindful that "currency" is a major compliance issue concerning RTOs and vocational trainers.
Through this blog and our tweets we intend to keep our customers and all our visitors informed, as well as interested in changes to vocational training in Australia and Internationally.
This service will always be free for all our graduates and visitors alike.
We have noticed an increase in spam mail from "opportunists" who are attempting to charge a fee to unaware trainers and RTOs for information about the changes in the training package.
There is no need to pay fees to anyone in order to be informed about the changes in the training package. These changes can be found freely online.
To view the version 3 of the TAE10 package right click on this link and download the word document.
At Safecity we are mindful that "currency" is a major compliance issue concerning RTOs and vocational trainers.
Through this blog and our tweets we intend to keep our customers and all our visitors informed, as well as interested in changes to vocational training in Australia and Internationally.
This service will always be free for all our graduates and visitors alike.
Saturday, 29 December 2012
Important developments in LLN within VET and TAE10
Well done IBSA and ASQA for dealing with Language and Literacy
issues in VET and TAE10.
Australia
is a multicultural country and a large percentage of our population speaks
English as a second language.
If you do not, you are most likely going to be asked to complete this unit in the near future. There is every indication that the TAELLN401 will become a core unit in a later version of the TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.
LLN (language, literacy and numeracy) is finally being recognised as
an underpinning competency in VET training and there are moves to make LLN a
core unit for the TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.
How and when this will become a compliance issue we do not know, but
we are certainly glad that the importance of LLN has finally been realized and
acted upon.
We know that literacy also affects Australian-born workers. Many employers and trainers alike are faced
with the challenge of workers who, despite holding a school certificate, are
unable to spell and even complete a simple application form.
It was therefore a surprise to us when LLN was introduced as an
elective unit in the new TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
qualification.
As you know we have been promoting the TAELLN401 Address adult language, literacy and numeracy skills as a "niche
elective".
When we added the unit to our scope we made sure that trainers
delivering the TAELLN401 were competent not only from a qualification
compliance point of view but also from a cultural point of view; so at least
50% of our trainers delivering the TAELLN401 actually are from a non-English
speaking background.
If you are planning to enrol in a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment or are upgrading from the TAA40104 Certificate IV in Training and
Assessment we strongly urge you to only enrol with an RTO who
offers the TAELLN401 Address adult language, literacy and numeracy skills.
If you do not, you are most likely going to be asked to complete this unit in the near future. There is every indication that the TAELLN401 will become a core unit in a later version of the TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.
So why wait until the unit becomes a core unit in the TAE40110
Certificate IV in Training and Assessment?
Right now we are offering you the opportunity to enrol in our online Certificate IV in Training and Assessment for the ridiculous fee of $500. You can start with a deposit of only $250 and
pay $20 a month.
Our “Certificate IV in Training and Assessment” includes the “TAELLN401 Address adult language, literacy and numeracy skills”. So there is nothing extra to pay.
Our “Certificate IV in Training and Assessment” includes the “TAELLN401 Address adult language, literacy and numeracy skills”. So there is nothing extra to pay.
If you are a returning Safecity student who has the Certificate IV in Training and Assessment you can complete the TAELLN401 for only $105! You can also write to us about our generous upgrade to TAELLN401.
If you want to read more about the recent developments in LLN within
VET visit the following link
Wishin you all a happy, safe and prosperous 2013
Alex
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