VDC held its annual VET National Teaching & Learning Conference at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre on 15 and 16 August. It proved to be largest and (arguably) best yet, with the theme at this sold-out event “From Competence to ... Read More
In the first foray into the nitty gritty of the VDC VET National Teaching & Learning Conference, we are featuring presentations by Dr Ben Hamer and Vicki Abraham. Speaker 1 Ben is a Futurist and an Adjunct Professor at Edith Cowan ... Read More
Professor Barney Glover AO, the Commissioner of Jobs and Skills Australia, recently addressed the National Press Club. His speech, entitled Skills success in Australia: Aligning need with know how, stressed “the urgent need for a more connected ... Read More
The conference papers from the 33rd No Frills conference held in Perth from 10 to 12 July are now available on the VOCEDPlus website. The theme this year was’ VET partnerships: Powering a dynamic workforce.’ A recent VDC News article summarised the ... Read More
Cedefop (The European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training) recently released a new research paper. Its title is “The influence of learning outcomes on pedagogical theory and tools”. It’s a long one – 133 pages – but may be worth VDC ... Read More
NCVER has just released the 2023 figures for VET in schools participation. According to NCVER’s press release: “The VET in Schools 2023 report shows 252 105 school students undertook VET as part of their senior secondary certificate of education in ... Read More
The fourth TAFE Centre of Excellence, in Early Childhood Education and Care, has been established at TAFE SA. With joint state and federal funding of $28 million it aims to “be a skills leader in early childhood development.” Early childhood ... Read More
The 2024 VET National Teaching & Learning Conference STARTS TOMORROW and is a SELL-OUT! Over the past few editions of VDC News, we’ve been highlighting the Keynote Speakers, so let’s introduce Keynote Speaker, Nevo Zisin (they/them) presenting ... Read More
There are likely to be opportunities for Australian university educators in Vocational Education and Training (VET) and related fields to volunteer for short or long-term teaching roles in Nepal in 2025. As an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow at ... Read More
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