If your niche business needs employees with unique skills, hiring and training can be a challenge. Check out these tips for small businesses to find top talent. The post Hiring and Training for Niche Businesses: Finding Top Talent appeared first on Training.
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Moving from a physical office to remote work and implementing tech such as AI to free employees from tedious tasks are two possible strategies to consider. The post Is it Possible to Cut Costs Without Hurting Employee Morale? appeared first on Training.
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Brain-friendly training can help employees reach their full potential and make learning easier. The post Brain-Friendly Training: Boost Employee Development and Reduce Cognitive Load appeared first on Training.
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By investing in graduate schemes, businesses can gain access to a pool of innovative thinkers, passionate contributors, and future leaders. The post Why Don’t More Subject Matter Experts Invest in Graduates? appeared first on Training.
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Leaders that are able to effectively influence their employees gain the trust and respect of their staff and are able to align their vision, mission, and goals. The post Leadership Qualities, Skills, and Abilities that Propel People to Excellence appeared first on Training.
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Share your research with your colleagues and peers through AVETRA’s Research Today magazine. AVETRA is Australasia’s only national, independent association of researchers in vocational education and training (VET). Amongst the range of services AVETRA offers, we produce VET research publications including Research Today – an electronic magazine that shares and celebrates VET practitioner research. Calling
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The VET National Teaching & Learning Conference 2024 is fast approaching – and tickets are selling fast. To be held at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre on the 15 & 16 of August, it promises to be a fantastic in-person 2-day event. So, let’s have a look at one of our spectacular Keynote Speakers,
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This recent publication from NCVER: International onshore VET qualification completer outcomes 2023 “provides a summary of the outcomes of international students who completed their vocational education and training (VET) qualification in Australia in 2022.” In all, about 13 600 international onshore VET qualification completers responded to NCVER’s survey. According to NCVER’s media release on this
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The Victorian treasurer Tim Pallas delivered his speech on the Victorian state budget recently. In this article we will highlight what’s in it for VET in general and with a focus on TAFE in particular. The Victorian budget: What’s in it for VET? | VDC
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The federal budget was brought down on Tuesday 14 May. In the Treasurer’s speech, there is a brief mention of TAFE and universities, and in the context of opportunity. Digging deeper into the papers themselves shows where initiatives and funding seem to be focused. Get some more detail, in an upcoming VET Chat on 05
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