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Key Policy Drivers for VET in 2009-2010
A new, free resource for the VET sector from TVET Australia, Summary of Key Policy Drivers for VET in 2009-2010 provides a snapshot of current national policy and directions impacting on the national training system.
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TVET Australia provides high quality professional services which support the national training system in building Australia’s skill base and fostering social and economic development.
Our company provides a unique opportunity for key stakeholders within the sector to work collaboratively on areas of strategic national importance. Our owners are members of the Ministerial Council for Tertiary Education and Employment.
We actively seek to identify the emerging priorities of our stakeholders and offer a number of our services using a progressive commercial approach.
This ensures that TVET Australia makes the best use of its assets and invests its revenues into enabling and sustaining its vision.
TVET Australia’s responsibilities include the provision of secretariat support services to the following key decision making bodies of the national training system:
- the National Quality Council (NQC),
- the National Industry Skills Committee (NISC),
- the Flexible Learning Advisory Group (FLAG), and
- the National VET Equity Advisory Council (NVEAC)
TVET Australia is also responsible for providing the national training system with access to a range of catalogues listing quality teaching, learning and assessment resources, including nationally endorsed training packages. Through its TVET Product Services arm, TVET Australia also offers a centralised point of reference for Commonwealth and State-owned training resources, together with a comprehensive selection of materials from private publishers.
Finally, TVET Australia has responsibility for the National Audit and Registration Agency (NARA) which manages the audit and registration of multi-jurisdictional training organisations under delegation from States and Territories.
TVET Australia’s company structure provides a unique opportunity for key stakeholders within the sector to work collaboratively on areas of strategic national importance, under the oversight of the Board of Directors. The Company structure also provides for close scrutiny by, and accountability to the Company’s owners – members of the Ministerial Council for Tertiary Education and Employment.
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