Training magazine announces the 25 winners of its 2021 Emerging Training Leaders Awards. The post 2021 Emerging Training Leader Winners appeared first on Training.
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The most resilient learning programs are agile and utilize technologies that allow employers to better meet the needs of their employees. The post How Training in the Workforce Has Changed Forever appeared first on Training.
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In the Hot Seat: Sarah Cannistra on starting a career in L&D and how to carve out your own niche. The post Career advice for L&D professionals with Sarah Cannistra appeared first on Training.
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Through virtual training and 3d simulations, participants can identify unconscious biases, understand why they may be hurtful, and demonstrate effective communication. The post Curbing Bias and Improving Teamwork Through Virtual Training appeared first on Training.
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As part of VDC’s Professional Learning Solutions we have added several new sessions to our extensive range of one-hour webinar recordings under relevant topic areas for VET Practitioners and emerging leaders. Now available for download for only $55. New sessions available include: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Assessment Mapping Effective Industry Engagement Strategies Positively Influencing Behavioural
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NCVER has released the stats for both total VET activity and government-funded VET. What are the messages these two sets of data are telling us? Compared with 2019, student numbers in government funded training were up 3.5%. On the other hand, total VET student numbers (3.9 million) were down 6.4% over those in 2019. What
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Noted VET research Professor Stephen Billett shines a light on the way VET can play an important part in enabling individuals’ life pathways. It embraces the idea of personal curriculums. Don’t know what that means? Read on! The project The presentation at NCVER’s recent No frills conference reports on an Australian Research Council funded project
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Some time ago we had the Institute of Trades Skills Excellence, which operated in Australia for a time as a model for promoting quality delivery in the trades. Centres of Vocational Excellence, or CoVEs are a more generic version of this approach. Is it worth a go? CoVEs have operated in the UK and a
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The Department of Education, Skills and Employment (DESE) has just released a consultation draft for a VET workforce development strategy. It focuses on these four themes: capability frameworks and professional standards; industry currency, qualifications and entry pathways; professional development and support and supporting learner cohorts. Building the strategy “The consultation draft of the VET Workforce
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Join us at the 2021 VDC Teaching & Learning Conference – a highly interactive virtual conference that will combine professional learning sessions as well as high-profile keynote presentations discussing the critical themes of Creativity, Connectivity, Productivity in the VET sector. Keynote speakers include Louka Parry, the award-winning Educator, Speaker, Facilitator and Adventurer and Dr Sean
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