Skills for all Australians to Skills for All (SA), User Choice and WELL Funding
The Commonwealth government likes the reforms being implemented in South Australia and it shouldn’t be lost that new national reforms are titled Skills for all Australians and in SA its Skills for All...
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Skills for All observations and the Workforce Development Program
Skills for All began on 1 July 2012 – a new model of funding Vocational Education and Training in South Australia. Other states and territories, such as Smart and Skilled in NSW, are basing components...
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Skills for All – capping and subsidy reductions
A letter today from Raymond Garrand, Chief Executive of the Department of Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology outlined the outcomes from the consultation on changes to the Skills for...
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Skills for All – Training Accounts Limits and What’s Next?
On 29 July 2013 the Minister published a Training Accounts Limits List for Skills for All in South Australia. This is the percentage of training accounts remaining for new enrolments where 74 courses...
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Jobs and Skills Policy launched in South Australia – based on workforce...
Premier Jay Weatherill has launched a Jobs and Skills Policy to address issues in the state economy and a rise in unemployment with a number of existing components re-packaged and a couple of new...
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Skills in the Workplace with far more flexibility benefits SA based workforces
The Department of Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology (DFEEST) is advertising a redesign of the Skills in the Workplace (SitW) employer/enterprise & industry association program...
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Skills for All – An Alternative Approach for the new South Australian Government
This blog post is written to outline an alternative approach for planning, prioritising and funding skills development that builds upon Skills for All’s strengths, addresses the weaknesses and takes...
View ArticleSkills for All gets $27 million (catch up) in the South Australian State Budget
In the recent South Australian State Government Budget, $27.0 million over two years (in addition to $38.7 million in 2012–13) was announced to support additional training under the Skills for Read More
View ArticleFrom Skills for All to Skills for Jobs
With the shift in lingo, what are the main components of Skills for All to Skills for Jobs? The table below provides a high level outline and a summary of Read More
View ArticleIt’s an interesting time in VET in Australia – which you must know but…
This blog post is full of VET insights from working with government, Registered Training Organisations (RTO’s), employers and enterprises, industry associations, regions and communities. And how to...
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