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This consultation paper<\/a> is the latest effort to develop a VET workforce blueprint to support and grow a quality skills training workforce. This blueprint aims to explore ways to attract, retain and strengthen the capabilities of this workforce.<\/p>\n

The consultation paper is designed to support submissions that will inform the blueprint\u2019s further development.<\/p>\n

Making a submission<\/h2>\n

Submissions are called for from interested parties and the consultation process seeks information about peoples\u2019 understanding and experience of key challenges to support, grow and sustain the VET workforce. It also seeks to gather ideas about actions to address these challenges and how proposed actions can be implemented. This consultation process closes at 11pm AEDT on 26 March 2024. It\u2019s a bit of a tricky process to get to the submission form itself, but start here<\/a>, scroll to the bottom and go through using the arrows until you are asked if you agree to participate and under what terms.<\/p>\n

Responding to a survey<\/h2>\n

Finally, there is a survey designed to capture the experiences of people who have left VET within the last five years.<\/p>\n

What the consultation paper talks about<\/h2>\n

The paper provides an introduction and context which is useful background. However, the \u2018nitty gritty\u2019 of the consultation is concerned with \u201csome of the key barriers for the attraction of teachers, trainers and assessors,\u201d including \u201cperceptions of working in the VET sector,\u201d \u201cthe credential and currency requirements for teachers, trainers and assessors\u201d and \u201cemployment conditions and wages.\u201d<\/p>\n

Another key issue is developing a wide range of \u2018fit for purpose\u2019 retention strategies and a need \u201cto consider valuing, supporting and developing the VET workforce across a broad range of areas.\u201d So, career progression opportunities are important, including into leadership roles. However, there is a \u201clack of role clarity and clear career progression pathways,\u201d the paper suggests.<\/p>\n

There are a range of challenges too, including those related to currency and professional development, digital capability, and the skills necessary to support a diverse cohort of students. Finally, there is a perceived \u201cworkload burden associated with administrative and compliance activities.\u201d<\/p>\n

What those developing the Blueprint want to hear about is:<\/p>\n