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ENSURING SUSTAINABLE OFFSHORE DELIVERY
Practical Course Components OffshoreCase Study – experiences
Strategies
Chris LoueyDirector International Division– Chisholm Institute
Practical Course Components Offshore
China Electric Council – Case Study
• 10 year collaboration to date• 10 Power Institutes across China• Institutes associated with the Provincial Power
Companies• Oversight by Industry body – China Electric Council• Power Institutes provide training for existing
employees and potential employees
Practical Course Components Offshore
China Electric Council – Case Study
• Diploma of Power Systems – PRC and Australian qualifications
• Chisholm offersTraining in teaching methodologyCBT assessment methodologyResource development capabilityCustomised resourcesDirect teaching
Practical Course Components Offshore
China Electric Council – Case Study
• All Institute staff are trained on equipment• All staff must spend time in the Power Company
regularly • All Institutes have simulated equipment set up in their
Institutes (Computerised to simulate situations)• Chisholm staff must have competence using the
equipment and time is spent in the Power Companies
Practical Course Components Offshore
Practical Course Components Offshore
Characteristics Ensuring training competency
• Training provider directly linked with the industry
• Provider has Industry training responsibility• Industry invests in the equipment • The Institute has professional currency
standards for teaching staff• Institutes value internationalisation
Practical Course Components Offshore
Yunnan University– Case Study
• Emerging Industry in the Province - Hospitality• No industry linkages • No experience in delivery of hospitality training
Practical Course Components Offshore
Yunnan University– Case Study
Strategy• Establish the Industry linkages – written agreement now
exists with the IHG – work placement and employment• Create simulated spaces in the Institutes and
opportunities in the Hotels• Design the training program to ensure ongoing
structured application• Train the staff – vocational competency and work
placement
Practical Course Components Offshore
Strategies Ensuring training competency
Partner:• Commitment to Professional development • Commitment to obtain the required equipment
or gain access to• Have or willing to establish and maintain the
industry links• Embrace training models with work
components
Practical Course Components Offshore
Strategies Ensuring training competency
Australian Institute:• Establish and support industry linkages as required• Professional development of own staff• Professional development of partner staff• Build models & delivery approaches; develop
training resources & assessment for practical competence
• Ensure contracts cover all these aspects
Practical Course Components Offshore