VET Manager Professional Development Program
Stage 2 of CCA’s VET Manager professional development program focuses on the elements of quality delivery in compliance.
Compliance in a Student-Centred Framework: Program Overview
Guided by the ASQA student-centred approach to audit, this customised program will assist community NFP VET providers to develop and refine holistic models of quality assurance and compliance specific to their organisations.
CCA has designed the program to ensure specific concerns are raised and worked through. Participants will have the opportunity to develop and/or implement refined approaches within their RTOs. Webinars on particular topics may be provided at a later stage.
The first workshop (9 March 2018) looked at the “big picture”, discussing recent developments in VET and audit practice, including the new ASQA User Guide for RTOs.
The second face-to-face workshop will drill down to specifics, based on VET Managers' concerns identified in Day 1.
The workshop will cover
- Industry updates: provided by CCA and the Department of Industry
- Practical strategies for maintaining and documenting industry and vocational currency
- A session devoted to the evaluation and contextualisation of commercial resources. This will focus on qualifications commonly delivered across colleges and on training resources identified by participants.
- Developing a validation plan
- Q&A on areas of compliance concern: where possible flagged ahead of time.
Time and Place
Tuesday 29 May 2018, 9.30 am - 4.30 pm
Adina Apartment Hotel, Sydney Darling Harbour
55 Shelley Street, King Street Wharf
Sydney NSW 2000
Webinars are also likely: stay tuned for updates.
Who is the Program for?
- ACE RTO training and compliance managers
- Other senior community education RTO staff with VET management/compliance responsibilities
Your Faciliator
Giselle Mawer (Principal of Giselle Mawer and Associates) has extensive experience across vocational education and training, educational research and evaluation, adult language development and literacy. She has worked with a number of industry sectors developing training and assessment resources and undertaking quality assurance of training packages, programs and resources as a member of national Quality Assurance Panels. She has also conducted national and smaller scale studies and evaluations of education and training policies, programs and services in institutional and workplace settings.
Through her auditing experience with state and federal regulators, Giselle has had exposure to a wide spectrum of training and assessment practice, as well as conducting internal audits and professional development workshops for RTOs and auditors. Her qualifications include a Masters of Adult Education, a Diploma of Quality Auditing and ISO900:2000 and a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.
Program Funding
The Sydney 2018 Compliance in a student-centred framework professional development program is funded under the NSW Department of Industry’s ACE Programs, Teaching and Leadership Program. The 2017-2018 ACE Teaching and Leadership Program is aligned to the Department’s priority to improve adult and community education outcomes.