astra domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/studyfoxx/public_html/proactivetraining.com.au/news/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6121In 2017 a series of eleven quality cases studies were published highlighting good practice amongst providers receiving Victorian Skills First funding. What do these case studies tell us? You can access the individual cases at the bottom of the link provided here. The case studies These eleven case studies highlight four of the key things […]
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There are just over 240,000 students doing VET in schools (VETiS), and nearly 18,000 are doing a schools-based apprentice or traineeship (SBAT). The SBATs represent 7.4% of all VETiS students. While numbers are up over 2019 by 2.3%, overall numbers have declined by around 1% since 2016. The data show that over half of them
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Analysis of current qualifications and feedback from stakeholders has informed some initial thinking about how the training product design concepts might work in practice. There is an opportunity for you to provide input too. A short paper on a proposed approach to qualification design has just been produced and contains a set of overview diagrams
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From the mid until the late 2000s, a series of projects undertaken by a consortium of influential VET researchers looked at how the capability of VET providers could be improved. These projects resulted in a significant number of publications. In the light a recent NCVER publication focused on how the past might inform the future,
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In the Hot Seat: Tonille Miller on staying ahead of current workplace changes and avoiding the Great Resignation The post Managing change in the post-covid world with Tonille Miller appeared first on Training.
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In the Hot Seat: Antonio Neves on how to take more ownership of your career, overcome what holds you back, and move forward with intention. The post How to gain more confidence for ourselves & our people with Alyssa Dver appeared first on Training.
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In the Hot Seat: Karen Allen on combatting burnout and knowing how to better support yourself and your employees. The post Developing the mindset and mental strength to avoid burnout with Karen Allen appeared first on Training.
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Book excerpt from The Hard and Soft Sides of Change Management: Tools for Managing Process and People (ATD Press, 2021), by Kathryn Zukof The post What Is a Stakeholder Analysis? appeared first on Training.
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Prior to retirement, executives who are interested work with the Learning & Development team to come up with real-world simulation-based workshops that aim to transfer knowledge to up-and-coming leaders. The post Training Top 100 Best Practice: Rosendin’s P.O.W.E.R. Program appeared first on Training.
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Companies must consider these top three factors if they are to foster effective corporate learning and development programs post COVID-19. The post How to Future Proof Corporate Training and Development Programs appeared first on Training.
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