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And expansion in numbers is matched by student satisfaction that matches or exceeds past levels. In 2016, 554,179 full-fee paying international students enrolled with Australian education providers. The VET sector accounted for 187,110 enrolments – an increase of 11.6 per cent on 2015. This pace of expansion confirms the steady growth trajectory VET has been […]

NCVER does peerless service for Australia in research programs and statistical work focussed on VET – the country’s largest tertiary education sector. At the beginning of every year the NCVER recaps the learnings from the VET research it has supported in the previous 12 months. Right on cue, Research messages 2016 (59 pages) is now

Rebeckah has an in-depth understanding of the LGBTIQ community and the impact of feeling anxious about one’s identity. Also on feeling unsafe in a learning environment which influences one’s ability to stay engaged in learning. Rebeckah is a trans advocate and Employment Consultant at SensWide Employment –WorkingOUT where she supports LGBTIQ students and job seekers

The Victorian Government recently launched Ice: training for frontline workers – a free, online training package for all Victorians who, as part of their job, come into contact with people who are ice-affected. The training is designed for all frontline workers who work in health, community services, education, police and emergency services, correctional facilities and

VET is sparking  innovation in Australia Innovation and Science Australia (ISA) was established in October 2016 as an advisory body to the Commonwealth Government. A key outcome of its work will be a strategic plan describing what Australia’s innovation, science and research system will look like in 2030. With that strategic direction as a guide,

When you do the numbers, VET qualifications offer long term benefits? It’s a common observation today that a post-school qualification is essential for improving individual life chances. As the newsletter indicated a few months ago, Australia is forecast to create a million jobs over the next five years, but only 69,000 of those jobs are

Five Victorian VET providers have implemented innovative programs that are making a difference for disengaged young learners. VET has a proud record in testing and implementing teaching and learning innovations, and in aligning those innovations with new ways of providing student support and furthering industry relevance. VET’s outreach to students and employers is a clear

Helen Storr can demystify why and how you can achieve success with your team, and provide practical ideas that you can immediately put to work when you are back at your workplace. Helen Storr is an active member of International Coach Federation a driving force for the ICF Victorian Branch. Helen is a credentialed coach