Education

22 May 22

Scholarships for international students to study in Western Australia.

Sukh Sandhu

It’s possible that in the near future, international students may be able to study in Australia without having to pay full or partial tuition fees. According to a report from the Times of India, the state government of Western Australia (WA) is planning to invest 41.2 million Australian dollars in an effort to strengthen the […]

22 May 22

Why should you invest time doing an assessment of your training organisation?

Sukh Sandhu

Investing time in assessing your training organisation can be extremely beneficial. It can help you to identify areas that need improvement, as well as any potential areas of growth. Additionally, conducting an assessment can help to ensure that your organisation is providing the best possible training experience for its students. Ultimately, this can lead to […]

22 May 22

Why the excessive bureaucracy of the government is bad for education and training industry.

Sukh Sandhu

If you are in the business of education and training, then you know that bureaucracy can be a real pain. It seems like every time you turn around, there is another government regulation or requirement that you have to deal with. And each one of these regulations comes with its own set of paperwork and […]

22 May 22

Compliance is not one person’s responsibility in a training organisation

Sukh Sandhu

In a training organisation, compliance is not just one person’s job. Compliance is the responsibility of everyone in the organisation, from the CEO down to the entry-level staff member. Sure, there may be someone whose job it is to oversee compliance related matters, but that doesn’t mean that they are the only one responsible for […]

22 May 22

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

Sukh Sandhu

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 their careers. There are many different […]

22 May 22

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

Sukh Sandhu

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, you may not be able to […]

22 May 22

Some lessons learned from working in the vocational education and training industry

Sukh Sandhu

The vocational education and training (VET) sector has a lot to offer students, employees and employers alike. It can provide pathways into careers, as well as upgrade existing skills and knowledge. There is a growing demand for VET courses, both in Australia and overseas. This means that there are plenty of opportunities for people who […]

25 Apr 22

Blended learning – The best of online and offline learning

Sukh Sandhu

Blended learning is a teaching approach that combines both online and offline learning. It offers the best of both worlds – the flexibility and convenience of online learning, combined with the personal touch and social interaction of offline learning. This approach has many benefits, including the ability to cater to different learning styles and providing […]

25 Apr 22

Practical demonstration – What to look for?

Sukh Sandhu

When observing a student during a practical demonstration, it is important to focus on both their technical ability and their methodology. For example, you should pay attention to whether the student is using proper technique when carrying out tasks, and whether they are following the correct steps in the demonstration. Additionally, it is also important […]

25 Apr 22

Strategic Review into First Aid units of competency in Western Australia

Sukh Sandhu

The Training Accreditation Council’s risk management approach to regulation is to consider the risks to the quality of vocational education and training outcomes on an ongoing basis. Underpinned by the Council’s Risk Framework, stakeholders are informed about the Council’s regulatory focus areas via its Regulatory Strategy. The Council’s Focus on Quality: Regulatory Strategy 2021-2023 identifies […]

Scholarships for international students to study in Western Australia.

Why should you invest time doing an assessment of your training organisation?

Why the excessive bureaucracy of the government is bad for education and training industry.

Compliance is not one person’s responsibility in a training organisation

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

Some lessons learned from working in the vocational education and training industry

Blended learning – The best of online and offline learning

Practical demonstration – What to look for?

Strategic Review into First Aid units of competency in Western Australia

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