Government funded training
Evaluation
Evaluation of Monash University’s accredited training for sexual violence response
This report describes the findings of an evaluation of Monash University's accredited training on sexual violence response. The evaluation recommended the course continue to be offered to frontline professionals and that consideration be given to whether there are particular professions towards which the course should be targeted or marketed.
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Delivering high-quality VET: what matters to RTOs?
This report is the second part of a project investigating how the quality of delivery in vocational education and training (VET) in Australia is currently defined and measured, and how registered training organisations (RTOs) use and value measures of quality. The project also set out to identify the approaches that might be more effective in...
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Begin with the end: RTO practices and views on independent validation of assessment
This report seeks to deepen understanding of the persistent issues registered training organisations (RTOs) encounter when conducting independent moderation and validation of assessments, and of the nature of industry involvement in these processes.
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National Agreement for Skills and Workforce Development Review: Productivity Commission study report
This report sets out the Productivity Commission's Review of the National Agreement for Skills and Workforce Development (NASWD). Its key messages are that the NAWSD should be replaced with a new principles based agreement, and there is manifest capacity for governments to get a better return from their investment in vocational education and training (VET).
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Are skill sets booming? An analysis of training package skill sets
This report provides an analysis of data on training package skill sets uses data from the National Register of VET and the National Provider Collection – Total VET activity. The report identifies how much nationally recognised training package or training package skill set activity is occurring and where.