TAFE & Adult Provision

Stories, news and advice for and about our members working in TAFE and adult provision across Victoria.

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Morrison neglects the most vulnerable

It has been a devastating year for the disability sector, with the Morrison government shirking responsibility at every turn to protect our most vulnerable citizens.

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Micro-credentials diminish TAFE

Government’s focus on micro-credentials dismantles the VET qualification system that produces students with the broad skills and knowledge they need.

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Tackling casualisation in TAFE

The AEU remains focused on the problem of increasing casualisation within the TAFE sector, especially through the misuse of the ‘industry experts’ clause.

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Rediscovery and reconciliation

When family violence survivor and mother of four Tanya McDonald enrolled at TAFE, it was the first step towards changing the course of her life, writes KATIE LANGMORE.

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Hard times for disability workers

A steady erosion of rights for workers in the disability sector has worrying ramifications for educators and for their clients.

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Legal news: A busy end to a disrupted year

It has been a busy time for the AEU’s industrial workgroup, which has favourably settled claims for members in all

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Q&A: your Term 4 questions answered

Our best advice on your most common – and uncommon – concerns for Term 4.

The Australian Education Union is you, your colleagues and thousands of other people working in public education. Join us now to have a voice in your profession, and to enjoy the support and advice we offer our members.

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A TAFE-led recovery

More than ever, the value of TAFE to Australia’s social and economic prosperity must be recognised by state and federal governments – and backed by funding.

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Trump’s education system: rotten to the core

US education secretary Betsy DeVos is part of a Trump administration seeking to destroy the basis of American democracy from the inside out, writes GUY RUNDLE.

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Learning the language of country

Institutions need to learn to tread a little lighter on country if they want students to truly understand the land they work in, as one semi-retired TAFE teacher explains.

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More vulnerable than ever

COVID-19 has highlighted the insecurity of the disability workforce. Since March, many members have been stood down without pay or

TAFE & Adult Provision

Morrison neglects the most vulnerable

TAFE & Adult Provision

Micro-credentials diminish TAFE

TAFE & Adult Provision

Tackling casualisation in TAFE

TAFE & Adult Provision

Rediscovery and reconciliation

TAFE & Adult Provision

Hard times for disability workers

TAFE & Adult Provision

Legal news: A busy end to a disrupted year

For everyone

Q&A: your Term 4 questions answered

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Campaigning for the future

The Australian Education Union is you, your colleagues and thousands of other people working in public education. Join us now to have a voice in your profession, and to enjoy the support and advice we offer our members.

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NDIS Price Guide update

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JobKeeper in the disability sector

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COVID-19 impacts on TAFE

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TAFE still far from saved

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The AEU responds to Morrison’s latest VET blunders

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TAFE in the time of COVID

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Celebrating National TAFE Day

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TAFE under review

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A TAFE-led recovery

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Trump’s education system: rotten to the core

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Learning the language of country

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More vulnerable than ever