Every business, regardless of industry, depends on one critical factor—cash flow. For Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) in the vocational education and training (VET) sector, maintaining a strong, consistent cash flow is not only about paying the bills but ensuring long-term sustainability, growth, and compliance. With the ongoing demand for quality vocational training in Australia, RTOs […]
Student wellbeing is increasingly recognised as a critical factor in the success of learners within Australia’s Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector. Student wellbeing is increasingly recognised as a critical factor in the success of learners within Australia’s Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector. With over a million students enrolled in VET programs annually, the
TAE and the effects in VET There is nothing like a last-minute TAE upgrade due to looming deadlines of the teach-out period to reveal the true standard of the current trainers and assessors in industry. Current upgrade enrolments are likely from the TAE40110 era or before. Units needed to upgrade to the superseded TAE40116 are
Are RTOs only compliance driven to pass a regulatory performance assessment? More and more we are finding RTOs having a reactionary approach to compliance, once they have been notified of an upcoming performance assessment by the regulator ASQA, rather than a systematic and preventative approach which is ongoing. Calls are received by AIS at the
AI – useful tool or nightmare? AI has long been part of our lives, but no more so than over the last 14 months. There are of course many conveniences associated with AI technology, especially self-learning. I love, when I am busy, getting Siri (now identifies as a male) to do the run around for