15 October 2015
© Commonwealth of Australia 2015 ISBN 978-1-76010-301-9
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Reference Background Entrenched allegations of exploitation and profiteering Broader policy implications – higher education The conduct of this inquiry Acknowledgement
Vocational education and training in Australia The recent introduction of government funding for private providers Good intentions: how VET FEE-HELP was introduced and operated Are we getting what we are paying for? The consequences of contestability and VET FEE-HELP on the Commonwealth budget
The sector's overall reputation Volume of learning and assessment concerns The worth of qualifications Particular issues in the Early Childhood and Aged Care sectors
The regulatory framework Recent reforms and the New Standards The role of the Australian Skills Quality Authority Need for greater clarity and consistency of standards Changes to the operation of VET FEE-HELP Ombudsman
Introduction Government Response Labor’s Failures in the VET sector Coalition Government Reforms to strengthen VET and VET FEE-HELP Student and Employer Choice in Training Conclusion
Committee SecretarySenate Education and Employment CommitteesPO Box 6100Parliament HouseCanberra ACT 2600 Phone: +61 2 6277 3521eec.sen@aph.gov.au
An inquiry into the operation, regulation and funding of private vocational education and training providers in Australia.
02 Sep 2015: Melbourne16 Jul 2015: Sydney
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