In the Hot Seat: Lee Cockerell on creating an environment where people want to come to work The post Leadership lessons from Lee Cockerell, Retired Disney EVP appeared first on Training.
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Work-from-home policies open the door to larger pools of qualified, diverse candidates, but hiring remotely comes with many challenges. The post Tapping the Remote Workforce appeared first on Training.
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The VET Student Loans Ombudsman (VSLO) investigates problems that VSL students have with their provider. All VSL providers are expected to comply with the VET Quality Framework, relevant legislation, and range of rules and manuals, as well as with the VSL compliance strategy. The Ombudsman has recently released a Code of Conduct for VET Student
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A recent Infographic report from NCVER released in June 2021 takes a look at how members of equity groups participate in the Australian VET system as well as their achievements and outcomes. Equity groups highlighted include those with a disability, those of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander or non-English speaking backgrounds, as well as those
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The OECD paper takes a look at the effects COVID has had internationally on education. It has a section on vocational education, and that’s what we will focus on later in this summary. What the paper covers The paper (31 pages), which is authored by Andreas Schleicher, has very much a schools-based focus (for example
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‘The past informing the future’ is the theme for NCVER’s 2021 ‘No Frills’ Conference. They have released a paper which questions the extent to which we are willing to learn from the past to help set the course for the future. While one approach is to use scenario planning to chart alternative futures, another is
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VDC are pleased to announce the launch of the VDC Professional Learning Program for Semester 2. In person workshops are set to recommence, as well as new virtual workshops, deep dive webinars and special thought leadership events. The Program now also offers a range of Deep Dive 90-minute webinars that provide more time to delve further into
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In order to be a successful entrepreneur, you need to be ready to take and manage risks. The post The Benefits of Taking Risks in Entrepreneurship appeared first on Training.
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Huntington National Bank partners with colleges to offer colleagues an affordable plan obtain their degree with zero out-of-pocket costs. The post Training Top 100 Best Practice: Huntington National Bank’s Tuition PRE-Imbursement College Degree Program appeared first on Training.
The most forward-thinking companies increasingly are viewing investments in employee education, training, and development not as a fringe benefit, but as a matter of economic competitiveness, reskilling their employees for internal mobility. The post Who Should Pay for Upskilling? appeared first on Training.
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