Self-assure VET Personnel credentials, competency & currency!

This session recorded in November 2024 explores VET personnel credential, competency & currency requirements in the Australian vocational education & training sector.

We discuss updates as relevant for the Revised Standards as well as the 'early changes' made in March 2024, and what they mean for Industry Experts, those working under direction, VET practitioners & the new arrangements for secondary school qualified teachers.  

We'll also do a detailed overview of our VET Personnel Requirements Pack, looking at how to use the documentation and processes to self-assure this whole area of VET Personnel credentials, competency & currency.

+ Takeaways

vetr's VET Personnel Requirements Pack 

29x templates & resources

1 hour, 30 minutes in duration.

Investment: $249.00 inc GST. 

 25% discount for VET PD Series subscribers - Use your Voucher Code when registering!

What participants' say about this session...

Really great - very clear & informative
Very informative to the obligations of the trainer- assessor & the obligations of the RTO as well
Essential points have been covered & also easy to follow
Very informative & effective use of the time
Thank you for providing current & relevant information in a format that is easy to use & understand
 Refreshed my knowledge on keeping PD records 'Current'
A great presenter & really easy to understand

What we'll cover

 Amended VET personnel requirements summary of the Revised Standards for RTOs.

 Working under direction.

 Revised credential, competency & currency requirements.

  Working with Industry Experts.

 Requirements for undertaking validation & when delivering TAE training products.

Our Presenter

Phill Bevan - vetr Community Advisor.

Phill is a highly respected expert in the VET sector, with 25 years experience working with hundreds of public, not-for-profit, private & enterprise VET providers. He specialises in strategic execution, quality management systems & standards implementation, offering unparalleled expertise in aligning organisational strategy with regulatory compliance & quality outcomes. He has lead various strategy projects with well-known brand public institutions, government-owned enterprises & departments, universities & private sector entities.

Phill's extensive experience includes successfully guiding diverse organisations through complex regulatory landscapes, leveraging his strategic insight & quality systems expertise to drive sustainable business improvements. His in-depth knowledge spans all key VET sector operating requirements, including strategic & business planning, risk management & continuous quality improvement. He has established many new RTO operations over the last two decades including the additional achievement of ISO certification for VET providers where desired and has implemented new Quality Management Systems (QMS) in government departments, public companies, universities, national associations & large private RTO networks.

As a qualified auditor, he has conducted 500+ internal & external audits, including as a lead auditor in external audits for a National Regulator, & providing invaluable support to myriad VET providers during 70+ ASQA regulator audits across six states & territories. He has held international certification with Exemplar Global & Fellow status with the AHRI. With qualifications in the BSZ, TAA, and TAE training packages at Certificate IV and Diploma levels, complemented by a Master of Education (Adult Education focus) specialising in competency-based training, Phill combines academic rigour with practical application. His strategic approach & proven track record make him a sought-after Advisor for organisations across various industry sectors aiming to maintain a robust strategic fit & achieve quality-focused operational performance.

 A Statement of Participation is available for issue on completion of the session's activities. 

VOCATIONAL TRAINING INCLUDING COMPETENCY-BASED TRAINING

• The Vocational Education & Training Sector
  
  • Work within the VET policy framework