Public Private Partnership to Meet Industry Needs An Australian Perspective David Magee Deputy CEO, CPSISC.

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Public Private Partnership to Meet Industry Needs An Australian Perspective David Magee Deputy CEO, CPSISC

CPSISC is one of 11 national Industry Skills Council in Australia. We are the responsible for the construction, plumbing and property services industries. Industry Skills Councils are: recognised and funded by the Australian Government; governed by independent, industry led boards; not-for-profit companies limited by guarantee. Who are we?

What do we do? Develop National Occupational Standards Qualifications Identify Workforce development needs Training needs and priorities Assist CompaniesRTOs Collect and Analyse Strategic intelligence to influence policy Promote Jobs and careers

Policy Framework

National Occupational Standards Matching Skills to Jobs – Meeting Industry’s needs Provide nationally recognised qualifications Describe the skills and knowledge that individuals need to possess to perform effectively in the workplace Specify skills in a specific industry sector or enterprise Developed by industry through the Industry Skills Councils Qualifications used for employment and apprenticeship pathways

National 10 level framework Covers all education sectors in Australia Seven levels apply to TVET  Certificates I - IV  Diploma  Advanced Diploma  Graduate Certificate/Diploma Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF)

ISC Engagement CPSISC Employer/Peak Bodies National and State Governments UnionsBusinessEmployees Training Providers Industry and Occupational Regulators

Board membership 9 employer and 3 union representatives providing strategic direction on industry requirements Industry Advisory Committees (Construction and Property) Providing direct from industry on skills development requirements Standing specialist interest groups such as Plumbing Continuous Improvement Reference Group Providing on-going input at an operational level NOS Project Reference Groups (project driven) Providing governance and industry practitioner expertise in developing and reviewing NOS and qualifications Industry Engagement

Workplace Analysis

Consulting with Industry

Building an Industry-Led TVET System

Building an Industry-Led TVET system

Thank-you Any questions?