Technical & Vocational Education & Training (Tvet) Australia
Training in Port Phillip

VET research may be on a trivial or important scale, for policy development, to improve teaching and assessment practices or to discover which partnerships, programs and services superior confront the needs of the individuals, communities and enterprises. VET research in Australia has traditionally focused on the challenges of the present. Conference themes include pedagogues and pathways, learning from our VET past, the work of VET and its workforce, issues around learner victory and mortal for sustainable future. Engaging participants' industry, providers, governments, regulators, research bodies, and students in all their diversity. Expansive Bay Institute of cafe (bit) is a leading example of best practice in quality, equity and innovation in VET. These three elements are demonstrated through the Institute’s effective approach to blended learning, the engagement of learners geographically dispersed across a expansive region, and the effective use of innovative online technologies and learning strategies to encourage workplace learning and remote students. Having a student population dispersed across a wide area requires that our trainers have to get out to the people themselves if they are to effectively engage and raise the glossy of qualifications and skills in these regions. Engaging innovative learning technologies is a key focus of our teaching and learning strategy and presents a genuine solution. For us, learning is about sustainability based on where we are geographically, says Ms Rodger. All trainers are now expected to introduce engage some form of learning technology in delivering programs even at the Certificate I and II levels. This training partnership, with operators who know the business of water management and appreciate the importance of onthejob training, is a critical ingredient in the program’s success, Ms Megan says. They are designed for use by training providers, industry and business, says Ms Morgan. This national event will explore how the use of information and communication technology in the delivery of vocational education and training can make a difference to the way learners, workplaces and industry contribute to the workforce development of the Australian economy. Skills Queensland will drive reforms of the vocational education training sector through innovative purchasing strategies aimed at ensuring industry ownership of the skills' agenda flexibility responsiveness from training providers. As CEO, Rod was responsible for leading skills solutions in partnership with government industry, for developing driving strategies on workforce development. Rod has also performed a range of other executive roles in Government. Rod has performed the role of director on a range of boards, is currently on the board of vet Limited, never the Queensland Overseas Foundation. Previously, Megan was the CEO of Business Services Training Australia, the national industry advisory board for the business services and related industry sectors. The vet Australia Board of Directors is responsible for ensuring that the company: The Commonwealth Government Minister who has responsibility for vocational education and training will nominate two (2) Directors, of which one will, unless encourage otherwise by the Minister at the Ministers discretion, be the chairperson of NBC. Training Products Australia provides online access to training and reference materials to support vocational education and training delivery, and facilitates access to the AEShareNet licensing system for management of intellectual property in the sector. Ministers and industry representatives discussed the policy topic Achieving sustained investment in VET’. The forum, hosted by Skills Australia, canvassed the issues and challenges facing Governments and Industry in providing vital investment in skills for the future. In 2010, more than 140 learning Innovations projects across Australia developed innovative learning training solutions for the vocational education and training (VET) system.