TVET REFORM TAFE QUEENSLAND TAFE Queensland Brisbane | RTO No. 0275 | CRICOS No. 03020E | TAFE Queensland Gold Coast | RTO No. 0083 | CRICOS No. 03037G TAFE Queensland East Coast | RTO No. 0418 | CRICOS No. 02004B | TAFE Queensland SkillsTech | RTO No. 31396 | CRICOS No. 02014M TAFE Queensland North | RTO No. 0542 | CRICOS No. 02012B | TAFE Queensland South West | RTO No. 0526 | CRICOS No. 02011C +61 7 3244 5100 tafeqld.edu.au/international Developing and implementing a National Qualifications Framework Establishing articulation pathways between education sectors Quality assurance, risk and compliance Industry engagement and public private partnerships (PPPs) Teaching methodologies, pedagogy and educator capability frameworks Effective and efficient governance and management of TVET institutions Innovative delivery and product design, including ICT enabled services. EMPLOYMENT TAFE Queensland is working with the Department of Education in Nauru to improve their TVET system and thus create employment opportunities for citizens. This entailed an extensive review into Nauru’s TVET system to create a ﬁve-year strategic plan and ongoing assistance with the development and implementation of a National Qualiﬁcations Framework. TAFE Queensland, through its specialist trade centre SkillsTech, is now working towards meeting Nauru’s future industry and community TVET needs. CASE STUDY Technical and vocational education and training (TVET) and skills for employability programs are receiving the attention of governments worldwide. This is due to the overwhelming evidence to demonstrate that TVET can play a pivotal role in supporting poverty alleviation and inclusive economic growth. Through best practice models, TAFE Queensland is supporting TVET systems throughout Asia and the Pacific. With many of these countries at different stages of economic development, we undertake thorough reviews before developing customised and targeted solutions. We provide capacity building training and assistance in: “The knowledge and skills acquired by the fellows are being utilised to implement a range of practical reforms in the Islamic Boarding School system.” Mansyur, Chairman, Sabilil Rasyad Boarding School.

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TVET REFORM

TAFE QUEENSLAND

+61 7 3244 5100 tafeqld.edu.au/international

� Developing and implementing a National Qualifications Framework

� Establishing articulation pathways between education sectors

� Quality assurance, risk and compliance

� Industry engagement and public private partnerships (PPPs)

� Teaching methodologies, pedagogy and educator capability frameworks

� Effective and efficient governance and management of TVET institutions

� Innovative delivery and product design, including ICT enabled services.

EMPLOYMENT

TAFE Queensland is working with the Department of Education in Nauru to improve their TVET system and thus create employment opportunities for citizens. This entailed an extensive review into Nauru’s TVET system to create a five-year strategic plan and ongoing assistance with the development and implementation of a National Qualifications Framework. TAFE Queensland, through its specialist trade centre SkillsTech, is now working towards meeting Nauru’s future industry and community TVET needs.

CASE STUDY

Technical and vocational education and training (TVET) and skills for employability programs are receiving the attention of governments worldwide. This is due to the overwhelming evidence to demonstrate that TVET can play a pivotal role in supporting poverty alleviation and inclusive economic growth.

Through best practice models, TAFE Queensland is supporting TVET systems throughout Asia and the Pacific. With many of these countries at different stages of economic development, we undertake thorough reviews before developing customised and targeted solutions.

We provide capacity building training and assistance in:

“The knowledge and skills acquired by the fellows are being utilised to implement a range of practical reforms in the Islamic Boarding School system.” Mansyur, Chairman, Sabilil Rasyad Boarding School.