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The Australian Industry and Skills Committee (AISC) commissioned the development of ten nationally endorsed cross sector supply chain Skills Sets and sixteen Units of Competency to be delivered through the VET system. To ensure high quality delivery and assessment of the new cross sectoral skills, Australian Industry Standards (AIS), the body responsible for developing the new Skill Sets and Units of Competency with industry, has produced a compendium of guidance for Registered Training Organisations on how to contextualise these skills for different industries.
Click here to visit the Supply Chain Skills and Careers Hub to find out more about this project and view the Skill Sets, Units of Competency and the compendium. The Department of Training and Workforce Development (DTWD) are undertaking a regional labour market analysis for the Bunbury-Wellington sub-region of the South West. They survey will seek feedback on the skills and training needs of their workforce during the post-COVID-19 recovery period. If you are an employer located in this region you are invited to participate in the survey. The survey will close 6 November 2020.
Click here to access the survey. Individual responses will not be identifiable in any report; however, respondents have an option to remain anonymous when completing the survey. The State Government will slash fees on an additional 107 TAFE courses, as part of the new JobTrainer Agreement with the Commonwealth Government. Under the Lower Fees, Local Skills initiative, fees have been reduced by up to 72% for 180 courses in total, to make training more affordable for Western Australians. The 107 additional reduced-fee courses will deliver training in sectors including maritime and logistics. Reduced course fees for the additional 107 courses will be available from January 1, 2021.
Click here for more information. The Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) has considered all stakeholder feedback and finalised draft Training Package materials for the Remotely Piloted Aircraft – Excluded Category Operations project. This includes: one new Skill Set and one new Unit of Competency. The TAC has also supported the inclusion of the new Unit of Competency as an elective in the Certificate I in Aviation (Foundation Skills). The Aviation Industry Reference Committee is now seeking your feedback to validate these drafts to ensure the proposed products meet industry needs. Feedback closes Wednesday, 28 October 2020.
Click here for more information and to view the draft materials. The Office of the State Training Board has received a Notice of Intent from CommunitySkills WA (CSWA) to establish a Class B traineeship in TAE40116 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment for Registered Training Organisations (RTOs)/TAFE and/or Enterprise RTOs.
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