Guide to preparing student files for a Skills First Internal Audit

Guide to preparing student files for a Skills First Internal Audit

Conducting an internal audit of your conformance with the Skills First VET Funding contract is not only a requirement, but it is also good practice to ensure you are conducting regular audits and reviews of the systems, processes and quality controls you have implemented in your organisation.

 

To assist in preparing to conduct your internal audit against the Skills First contractual requirements, Audit Express has prepared a guide to preparing for student files audits.

It is important that when you undertake internal audits you undertake a thorough and meaningful review of completed student files and the transactions completed such as enrolments, eligibility assessments, pre-training reviews and other forms of evidence to determine conformance with your contractual obligations.

This guide has been prepared to assist you to prepare for auditing the transactions and systems and processes relevant to the student files.

Click here to download a copy of our Guide to preparing student files for a Skills First Internal Audit

 

Quality of training online: the next challenge for VET.

Quality of training online: the next challenge for VET.

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Delivering training online is not a new thing for the Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector. For more than a decade, training providers have delivered both accredited and non-accredited training online, with the quality of online delivery varying from excellent to really poor.

The question of quality in the delivery of training online has recently been put into the spotlight with the release of ASQA’s 2020-2022 Regulatory Strategy, which outlines the key risk areas and high-risk qualifications that ASQA will focus on for the following three years. This strategy is updated annually, with changes made where required, to ensure that new issues or concerns in the sector can be addressed as they emerge.

Infographic by Audit Express, unpacking the ASQA 2020-2022 Regulatory Strategy.

The team at Audit Express have reviewed the ASQA 2020-22 Regulatory Strategy and have prepared an infographic to help you understand the key points and how this will impact your organisation. Click here to download a copy of this infographic.

There are a number of key themes in this year’s release of the strategy that you should be focussing on in your organisation:

  1. Online Delivery
  2. VET in Schools Delivery
  3. Priority Qualifications

If your organisation is delivering training online, you should be aware that this is considered to be ‘high-risk’ and that delivery of training online is now in the regulator’s radar.

Now is the time for you to be looking at the quality of the training programs that your organisation is offering online.

In partnership with educonomy, the team at Audit Express have researched best-practice approaches for online delivery from across the globe. We have looked closely at the way regulators of education in other countries around the world are regulating the quality of online delivery. This has helped us to build a suite of tools to be able to review and audit the quality of courses being delivered online here in Australia.

Click on the link below if you would like to have a chat with the team from Audit Express about how to improve the quality of training that your organisation is delivering online.

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FREE Professional Development Session

FREE Professional Development Session

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Registrations for this event are currently closed as we have reached full capacity. Thank you for your interest. The VET Development 2018 PD Calendar will be launched soon, check out their website in the coming weeks www.vdc.edu.au.


FREE Professional Development Session!

Audit Express has teamed up with the VET Development Centre to deliver a one off FREE Professional Development Session titled ‘VET Professional Development – How much is enough?’

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This session will cover off on the most common questions that we receive about VET Professional Development, including:

• Understanding of what VET PD is
• What sources are acceptable for PD
• How to quantify
• Establishing an acceptable framework and plan for PD

As 2017 winds up, it is really important that Trainers and Assessors start planning their continuing professional development (PD) for the year ahead (2018) as VET practitioners.

As part of the Registration Standards, an RTO must ensure that all trainers and assessors undertake PD in the fields of the knowledge and practice of vocational training, learning and assessment, including competency-based training and assessment.

In this webinar we will explore what VET PD is, what forms of VET PD could be acceptable, how to quantify VET PD and explore some examples of best practice. Participants will also receive a complimentary 2018 VDC PD Planner.

At the end of this webinar, participants will gain:

​• An understanding of what is required of Trainers/Assessors in maintaining their VET Professional Development
• Insight into what they should do in the lead up to 2018 in planning their Professional Development.
• Participants will also receive a complimentary 2018 VDC PD Planner

You can find out more information, and you can register for the live webinar by clicking here >>> http://www.cvent.com/events/webinar-vet-professional-development-how-much-is-enough-/event-summary-6a4ab97a10ea49999cdaef0fd453c186.aspx

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