TAFE & Adult Provision Resetting TAFE for the future The Victorian government must push for adequate funding from the federal Morrison government in the new National Skills Agreement to meet the costs of delivery and protect the future of TAFE.
TAFE & Adult Provision Leading your best life: TAFE teacher Mary Collins At lot has changed in the disability sector since 1978, but the passion TAFE teacher Mary Collins has for her job remains undiminished.
TAFE & Adult Provision Calls to secure TAFE funding to rebuild the economy Members send a message to politicians that now, more than ever, investing in TAFE means investing in a positive future for us all.
TAFE & Adult Provision Negotiations over new Skills Agreement The federal government’s push for policies underpinned by its view that competition drives improvements is fundamentally at odds with the provision of quality education.
TAFE & Adult Provision Backing TAFE for a positive future TAFE members and advocates have used this year’s National TAFE Day to send a strong message to politicians that it’s time for governments to properly fund TAFE.
TAFE & Adult Provision State government investment in TAFE New reforms to the TAFE system, backed by an injection of funding, will revitalise the sector and significantly contribute to the rebuilding of the Victorian economy post-pandemic.
TAFE & Adult Provision Fair Work decision on assessment at BKI Now that the Fair Work Commission has handed down its decision regarding the Bendigo Kangan Institute, we need to ensure all future workplans meet the requirements.
TAFE & Adult Provision BKI dispute continues The AEU is appealing Fair Work’s decision on the definition of teaching and assessment at Bendigo Kangan Institute.
TAFE & Adult Provision Inquiry into access to TAFE for learners with disability When governments don’t properly fund our TAFE system, people with disability are among those who miss out.
TAFE & Adult Provision TAFE still in need of saving The state budget has failed to adequately address the funding crisis in our public TAFE system, with Victoria still providing the lowest rate per student hour of VET delivery in the country.
TAFE & Adult Provision State budget not enough to save TAFE Due for launch in July, the Victorian Skills Authority’s central objective will be to ensure Victorians can access the training they need to find a good, secure job.
TAFE & Adult Provision Call to keep young workers safe Employers can take on an apprentice even where there is evidence that they have abused apprentices in the past. Reform is needed.
TAFE & Adult Provision Federal budget fails TAFE yet again The Morrison government continues to deliver millions in taxpayer money to poor-quality private colleges and the job network, at the expense of TAFE.
TAFE & Adult Provision Situation looking up at Mambourin Thanks to some very active members, Mambourin discussions have been increasingly positive since November last year.
TAFE & Adult Provision Casualisation not declining fast enough We continue to be concerned by the abuse of insecure casual and sessional workers, and are working tirelessly to ensure a stronger, fairer TAFE sector.
TAFE & Adult Provision Unions unite for ‘Safe Apprentices, Good Bosses’ In Victoria, we fund our students at the lowest rate per student hour of VET delivery, right at the bottom of the funding pile.
TAFE & Adult Provision Rally round to rebuild with TAFE! With TAFEs playing a vital role in supporting the community and repairing economies, we need a funding model that allows TAFEs to rebuild and ultimately thrive.
TAFE & Adult Provision Rebuild TAFE, rebuild Australia The push to save TAFE continues in Victoria and nationally, with the launch of a new campaign, #RebuildwithTAFE.
TAFE & Adult Provision 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.
TAFE & Adult Provision 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.