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Australian Government: USI weblink to student information and resources

Australian Government USI weblink to student information and resources

VelgCast: ACSF Suite - 10 Understanding oral communication in the ACSF

The tenth VelgCast in a series of 12 related to the ACSF

VelgCast: ACSF Suite - 2 Levels of performance in the ACSF

The second VelgCast in a series of 12 related to the ACSF

VelgCast: ACSF Suite - 3 Performance descriptors in the ACSF

The third VelgCast in a series of 12 related to the ACSF

ASQA: Guide to reporting obligations for CRICOS providers

This guide has been created to help CRICOS providers understand their reporting obligations.

Webinar Recording: How RTOs can Demonstrate Compliance with the Standards (Part 1 - General RTO Operations)

Recorded on the 18/02/2022 and forming part of a two-part series focusing on evidence. This 90-minute webinar will take you through a practical guide to compliance with the standards for RTOs.

Government-funded students and courses – January to September 2023 (2024)

This publication provides a summary of data relating to students, programs, subjects, and training providers in Australia’s government-funded vocational education and training (VET) system.

VelgCast: ACSF Suite - 6 Understanding Spiky Profiles in the ACSF

The sixth VelgCast in a series of 12 related to the ACSF

Government-funded students and courses - January to June 2023

This publication provides a summary of data relating to students, programs, subjects, and training providers in Australia’s government-funded vocational education and training (VET) system.

Quality in the VET system - a shared responsibility (pdf brochure)

A colourful brochure outlining the key organisations and contributors to the National Australian VET System

VelgCast: ACSF Suite - 8 Understanding reading in the ACSF

The eighth VelgCast in a series of 12 related to the ACSF

Market Preparation Paper for Stream 1 of the Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Program (2023)

The Australian Government is reforming foundation skills programs to help participants build their reading, writing, maths, and basic computer skills. From 1 July 2024 a redesigned Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) program will be delivered across metropolitan, regional, and remote areas.

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