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Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) |
ñ provided evaluator services for the judging of the 2008 Australian Training Award: Employer of the Year
ñ undertook an analysis of the design and packaging rules of Training Package qualifications
ñ developed an information kit titled Industry Induction Programmes that provides a step-by-step guide to designing and implementing induction programmes that guide students into the world of work and training
ñ developed two Recognition of Current Competency (RCC) Kits to support recognition pathways for industrial technicians working in the heavy industrial sector
ñ developed a Certificate IV and Diploma of Electrotechnology (Industrial Technician) to provide upskilling opportunities for technicians working in the heavy industrial sector
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Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaHCSIA) |
ñ developed a resource kit titled Above and Beyond – Recognising Youth Development in Australia. This kit has been archived at: http://pandora.nla.gov.au/nla.arc-57238
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Innovation & Business Skills Australia |
ñ facilitated the review of four industry Training Packages (involving the Entertainment; Film TV Radio & Multimedia; Music Industry and Visual Arts Craft & Design Training Packages)
ñ undertook the Phase 1 Review of the Music Industry Training Package
ñ developed a variety of reports analysing content and relativities between Training Packages
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Local Government Association of Tasmania (LGAT) |
ñ developed an information kit titled Council Careers to inform school students and graduates about career opportunities in local government. This kit is available at: www.lgat.tas.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=413
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Skills Tasmania |
ñ researched and developed numerous Training Demand Profiles across a wide range of industry sectors, including Plastics, Rubber & Cablemaking; Textiles, Clothing and Footwear; Furnishings; Mining; & Racing industries. These Profiles are available at: www.skills.tas.gov.au/providers/industryadvice/training_demand_profiles
ñ undertook a Feasibility Study into the potential use of the Hobart College facility at Mt Nelson as a College of Creative and Contemporary Arts
ñ designed an information kit titled Partnerships for Productivity that provides a step-by-step guide to establishing successful industry, education or community partnerships. This kit is available at: www.education.tas.gov.au/school/educators/vocation/partnerships
ñ provided an advisory service to tourism organisations coordinating the implementation of tourism cluster and touring route plans
ñ developed implementation Reports on the Public Safety / Metal & Engineering Training Packages to identify appropriate conditions associated with the implementation of apprenticeship and traineeship pathways in Tasmania
ñ developed a Guide to Registration and Registration Tool Kit supporting Group Training Organisations and facilitated a series of professional development workshops to support their implementation
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Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (TCCI) |
ñ undertook research and labour market analysis into the employment and training of Australian School-based Apprentices in Tasmania
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Tourism Council Tasmania (TCT) |
ñ developed a Training Demand Model that provides a systematic means of predicting training demand within the tourism industry
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Various Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) |
ñ provided consultative advice to training providers seeking RTO status regarding the identification of Training Package qualifications relevant to their products and services
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Business Services Training Australia (BSTA)
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ñ conducted 20 workshops across all States/Territories (reaching 500+ participants) to accelerate the implementation of the BSB01 Business Services Training Package
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Curriculum Corporation |
ñ developed a resource titled VET in Schools: How it Works as part of a Training Package Resources for VET in Schools Project
ñ updated online VET in Schools resources that support the Amenity Horticulture and Rural Production Training Packages
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Gail Morley and Associates |
ñ designed and developed templates for learner resources for the Certificate IV in Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Management
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