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Conducting a Self-Assessment Against the Standards for RTOs 2015

15 June 2017
Brisbane

Standard 2  (Clause 2.1) of the Standards for RTOs 2015 requires an RTO to ensure it complies with these Standards at all times, including where services are being delivered on its behalf. This applies to all operations of an RTO within its scope of registration. This workshop will present participants with relevant tools and provide a model for conducting their own self-assessment within their RTO to identify non-compliances and prioritise these for action. This will include an in-depth look at standards where frequent non-compliances are identified, including a discussion about their intent and purpose of each clause, the evidence to look for and the questions to ask. Participants will be challenged with considering different scenarios and engaging in discussion about these with each other before reporting their findings. This will be a fast-paced workshop involving robust discussion, so get ready to strap in and hold on!

Key topics covered in the session

  • Preparing for the self-assessment 
  • Introduction to the self-assessment tools
  • A review and discussion of each standard 
  • Interpreting self-assessment evidence 
  • Deciding on outcomes of compliant / non-compliant
  • Prioritising action items 
  • Reporting self-assessment findings

Who should attend

  • CEO/Owner
  • RTO/Compliance Manager
  • Head of Faculty/Dept/Area Manager
  • Consultant/Internal Auditors
  • Government Officer


What to expect

  • Morning tea, lunch & afternoon tea
  • Resource kit with PowerPoint slides & templates
  • Electronic resources
  • Electronic statement of attendance

Presenters

Joe Newbery

CEO/RTO Owner

Joe Newbery served in the Australian Army for over 20 years. His time in Defence was influenced by his appointment in training roles including recruit training, trade training and finally in training design and compliance. Joe departed Defence and established Newbery Consulting in 2005. He has extensive experience and is recognised for his work in course design, job analysis and VET quality auditing. Over the period 2007 – 2014, Joe provided Lead Auditor services on behalf of the VET regulators including the National Audit and Registration Agency (NARA), the Vocational Education and Training Accreditation Board (VETAB) and the Australian Skills Quality Authority. Today Joe leads a small team at Newbery Consulting to support his clients throughout Australia with a broad offering of VET products and services.

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