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Interview – Matthew Dale – Director, Audit Express and Educonomy
With more than a decade experience working across the VET Sector, Matthew brings a wealth of skills, knowledge and experience to Audit Express & Educonomy. Matthew has had extensive experience in managing the quality & compliance of various state funding contracts and in leading RTOs through the complex process of re-registration. Matthew’s passion is with […]
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Interview with Anurag Kanwar – BEc, LLB, LLM, GDLP, AAPRI, FIML, MAICD.
Anurag has over 15 years of experience in higher education all within the private higher education space. She is the executive secretary of the GCA Board of Directors. She is a prolific commentator on LinkedIn with over 6000 followers commenting on international education, technology and continuous experience. She is a practising lawyer specialising in the […]
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Risk assessment and risk management at your organisation
Risk assessment and risk management at your organisation should be a continuous process. It involves best practices like identifying, assessing and mitigating risks. Risk assessment is the process of identifying and analysing the hazards, risks, and threats to an organisation. A risk assessment is a process to identify and evaluate the potential risks and threats […]
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Quality Student Assessment Resources from CAQA Resources
What are Student Assessments? An effective assessment tool allows learners to demonstrate their skills and knowledge according to set learning objectives. It is necessary to assess students’ progress and understanding of concepts. To do this, trainers and assessors rely on both formative and summative assessments. Formative assessments are used during the learning, whereas summative assessments […]
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Why organisations should prioritise systematic continuous improvement as a strategic priority
Continuous improvement is one of the most important ways to ensure compliance with regulatory operations and successful organisational performance. By continuously identifying areas for improvement, education and training organisations can ensure compliance to the regulatory requirements and standards, improve their performance and also gain an edge over their competitors. Continuous improvement requires strategic attention by […]
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The role of online education is evolving due to Artificial Intelligence (AI).
With the rise of Artificial Intelligence, the role of online education is changing. AI-based tools can automatically generate and grade assignments, meaning that students no longer need to spend hours and hours on their essays and tests. AI has been a breakthrough in the education industry. It has the power to change the world of […]
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Google will train more than 40 million people in cloud computing skills.
Google has said that it will train more than 40 million individuals in Google Cloud skills as a result of the pandemic’s acceleration of digital transformation for organisations across a wide range of industries that are experiencing a skills shortage. As part of its efforts to reach this aim, the tech giant introduced Google Cloud […]
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In a recent ruling, the court ordered telecommunication firms to discontinue “assignment help” service.
It is the first time that an Australian higher education regulator has successfully obtained an injunction against a foreign essay mill, as part of the implementation of a 2020 rule that outlaws contract cheating services. In a recent court victory, the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (Teqsa) managed to prohibit access to the website […]
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We are looking for a Senior Compliance and Quality Assurance Manager to join our team at CAQA, Career Calling International.
We are seeking a Senior Compliance and Quality Assurance Manager to join our management team. To be successful in this position, you need to be well-versed in risk management principles, regulatory and legislative instruments and standards. You need to also be solutions-focused and provide evidence-based advice to organisations involved in training and assessment of students. […]
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Update related to AQF Framework
We’d like to provide an update on the new AQF framework, currently under development. The Review of the Australian Qualifications Framework was completed at the end of 2019. AQF Review provided 21 recommendations aimed at ensuring that the AQF continues to serve its intended purpose now and in the years to come. Changes to the […]
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The VET Sector News II- October 2021
IDP Live transforms international landscape for next generation of students IDP has recently launched its new student-centred app, IDP Live. IDP Live brings together a suite of tools, including a ground-breaking new service that fast-tracks students through to receiving an offer, prior to submitting their application – ensuring that students can find the right courses […]
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Australian far-right terrorism investigations have increased by 750 per cent in 18 months
Two years ago, nationalist and racist violent extremism barely accounted for two per cent of the Australian Federal Police’s counter-terrorism caseload. Now it’s the country’s fastest-growing threat. For more information, please visit here.
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Keystone acquires UniQuest in enrolment generation drive
This is another acquisition for Keystone as it evolves its business mission. Historically, the Norway-based business has been focused on lead generation and the move to acquire UniQuest will provide more value to customers – especially around enrolment generation, the company noted. Keystone expects the move will help it further evolve into a “complete end-to-end […]
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Hate crime victim inspires We Are Australia launch
We Are Australia, a dedicated organisation to support international student victims of crime in Australia, was launched on October 1, pledging to be the voice of international student victims. For more information, please visit here.
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Experts weigh in on Australia’s 10-year strategy at AIEC
The Australian government is hoping to release its anticipated Australian Strategy for International Education 2021-2030 before the year is out, a government representative said at the Australian International Education Conference 2021. The strategy – which government launched a consultation on earlier this year – has received over 120 written submissions, assistant secretary at the department […]
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How much will it cost for international students to return to Australia?
New South Wales and Victoria recently announced pilot plans to facilitate international students’ return to Australia. This is welcome news for those who have been locked out of the country for the better part of 18 months but the return to Australia cost could be a problem According to The Guardian, some students worry that […]
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Student sex work is happening, and universities need to respond with health services
As university and college semesters unfold, a small but increasing percentage of students will likely also be taking on a largely under-reported and overlooked form of part-time employment: sex work. Over the past year, there have been multiple reports of a dramatic increase in content creators on OnlyFans — a platform that allows fans to […]
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How online education can give disabled children greater learning opportunities
Globally, about 15 per cent of the population lives with some form of disability. Of this, 80 per cent lives in developing countries. Persons with disabilities (PwDs) are among the most marginalised groups. They encounter a range of barriers and are more likely to experience adverse socioeconomic outcomes. Limited support infrastructure can have a significant […]
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Online Learning Platforms A Lifeline For Students During The Pandemic
There have been many forced changes in the world over the past 18 months, with every industry seeing some form of impact. Life is slowly but surely becoming recognizable again, but in the education sector there is a new normal, one that makes getting extra help and benefitting from shared resources more convenient than ever […]
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Online Learning – The Future of Education?
The coronavirus pandemic that gripped humanity in early 2020 has led to unprecedented educational measures everywhere. Educational institutions, from schools to universities, have been partially or completely closed in more than 180 countries. In most states, all schools were completely quarantined, while some were closed in the United States, Canada, Europe, Russia, Vietnam, and Australia. […]
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