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1 VET Quality Management System (VETQMS) (Learning and Teaching)

2 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 2 VETQMS Principles Leadership and Commitment Customer Focus People Quality Practices Evidence- based approach Sustainable Results

3 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 3 VET QMS Regulation Governance and Administration Quality Programs Quality Learning Experiences and Outcomes

4 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 4

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6 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 6 Register on www.training.gov.au (TGA)www.training.gov.au Form Training Package Working Group Consult with Industry Training Package endorsed externally

7 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 7 TPWG Prepare TAS Industry Consultation Assess risk Establish Training Package Working Group

8 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 8 High (Any of the following) MediumLow (Any of the following) Self-accreditedInternational onshoreTransitions to scope which are: International offshoreOngoing Third party agreements  Remote Licensing arrangements  VETiS New Third party agreements  Mainstream New qualifications  Online History of non-compliance in internal and external audit history, or non- compliance in reporting on quality indicators, or history of complaints Assess Risk

9 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 9

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11 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 11 Transfer Training and Assessment Strategy Course Information Flyer Support letters/minutes from industry Application for Accreditation and Registration Co-ordinated by TPWG and validated by Industry

12 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 12 Addition – qualification requirements Training and Assessment Strategy Course Information Flyer Evidence of industry support for TAS VET Lecturer Qualification & Experience Matrix Form Professional Development Records Copies of staff qualifications Supervision Plan (if necessary) Application for Accreditation and Registration Co-ordinated by TPWG and validated by Industry

13 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 13 Addition – unit requirements Training and assessment documents for 1 core and 1 elective unit including: Unit Outline Assessment Matrix Form Assessment Tools & Marking Guides Assessment Validation Report Form (industry signed) RPL Guides Application for Accreditation and Registration Co-ordinated by TPWG and validated by Industry

14 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 14 TPWG Ensure all delivery meets SNR 15.3 Ensure all delivery staff meet SNR 15.4 Ensure assessment meets SNR 15.5 Industry consultation Prepare Course Information Evaluate / develop training resources Map course to CDU graduate Attributes Monitor course implementation

15 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 15

16 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 16 Accreditation and Registration Team Facilitate the external registration process for VET: Submit VET applications to VCAG and L&T Committee Submit applications to ASQA to change CDU’s scope of registration Maintain Apprenticeship and Traineeship database Set-up Callista and Area 52 Course Repository

17 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 17 National regulator for the VET sector Established by The National Vocational Education and Training Regulator Act 2011 ASQA regulates courses and training providers Uses a risk assessment approach Has enforcement powers Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA)

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19 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 19 Streamlining of existing processes: Schedule training Enrol students Deliver training Assess students Conduct moderation Course Implementation

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21 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 21 Course review Collect informal feedback from industry* Review all feedback Conduct course evaluation Make improvements Update TAS Submit changes to ART * Formal feedback from students & industry is obtained via survey team

22 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 22 Improved processes Improved forms

23 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 23 VET Resources and Forms

24 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 24 VET PD Program

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26 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 26 Louise King Acting VET Development Team Leader Tony Allan Senior Vocational Education and Training Developer Hamish Botting Vocational Education and Training Developer Sue Tucker Vocational Education and Training Developer VET Development Team

27 VETQMS Launch| September 2012|Page 27 Education Program Managers Lesley Jury School of VET Health, Community & Children’s Services Glen Connell School of VET Trades Denise Taylor School of VET Business and Service Industries Narelle Bunce School of VET Primary Industries

28 VETQMS Launch September 2012 | Page 28 Where to from here? Register on TGA for your Training Packages If any changes - Form TPWG Register for “Orientation to VET Teaching at CDU” Training Package Working Group

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