PwC 1 July 2015 Department of Education and Training strategic intent Strategic intent Vision Our future Approaches How we will achieve this Together we.

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PwC 1 July 2015 Department of Education and Training strategic intent Strategic intent Vision Our future Approaches How we will achieve this Together we give every Victorian the best learning and development experience, making our state a smarter, fairer and more prosperous place. Workforce strategies and practices Develop excellence in educational practice, targeted to individual learning and development needs Support students to learn independently and contribute to each other’s learning Build creative and critical thinking through a world-class curriculum Build performance, develop capabilities and share expertise across all workforces Unify the education system through new pathways between schools and central and regional offices Build workforce capacity to support all children, young people and families, regardless of circumstances Partnership and Innovation Work with providers, employers, not for profits, families, children and young people to develop new approaches and share best practice Strengthen learning, health and wellbeing through stronger place- based partnerships Strengthen career pathways for learners while meeting the needs of business and industry Prepare learners to be global citizens and provide them with the skills to succeed in a fast-changing world Partner with other agencies, Departments and levels of government to deliver outcomes Organisational Reform Promote strong public sector leadership and the highest standards of governance, integrity and conduct Build inclusive workplaces based on public sector values (integrity, accountability, impartiality, respect, responsiveness, leadership and human rights) Ensure use of resources provides value for money and meets community expectations Establish shared responsibility and clear accountability for decisions Provide stronger, more direct and place-based support to schools, services and providers Service and Funding Reform Give additional, targeted support to Victorians who need it Connect settings and sectors to improve transitions and ensure continuity of learning Focus on mental and physical health and wellbeing as an integral part of learning and development Monitor and improve systems, including by setting standards Map demand for services and effectively target resources to community needs Use evidence to design and implement policy Principles How we work We are accountable We work with integrity, transparency and impartiality Education and Training We use evidence to make decisions We are responsive to the needs of Victorians We deliver high quality advice and services We have the capabilities and skills to achieve our priorities Children and young people are confident, optimistic, healthy and resilient Students reach their potential regardless of background, place, circumstance or abilities All Victorians develop knowledge, skills and attributes needed now and for the jobs of the future Our workforce is high performing, empowered, valued and supported Objectives Our aims To ensure Victorians have equitable access to quality education and training To work with providers and partners to build an integrated birth to adulthood education and development system To support children, young people and adults with well-coordinated universal and targeted services close to where they live To activate excellence, innovation and economic growth Outcomes we aspire to excellence in: Achievement Engagement Wellbeing Productivity Strategic Intent