Review the data highlighting the independent tertiary education sector’s reputation for quality.
Join a growing community that includes more than half the nation’s independent higher education providers.
Be part of the largest network of vocational training providers with a commitment to quality.
Providing credentials for trainers and assessors that have a commitment to quality.
ITECA’s policy team in Canberra works with members to drive reforms to support the sector.
The reputation for excellence that Australia’s vocational education and training sector enjoys can be put down to its people. Trainers, assessors and managers make the difference.
An initiative of the Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia (ITECA), the ITECA College of Vocational Education Professionals is all about providing these professionals with the recognition that they deserve.
The Certified Vocational Education Professional (CVEP) is the credential that professional in the sector aspire to. It validates their commitment to excellence reflected in their formal qualifications, ongoing professional development and links with industry. [Read More]
Admission to the college is independent validation of your qualifications, expertise, professionalism and commitment to excellence. To assist you get the most out of college admission, be sure to check out the following.
The Certified Vocational Education Manager (CVEM) credential recognises that managing a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) with a commitment to excellence is different from running any other business, requiring a commitment to students not found elsewhere. [Read More]
The CVEP and CVEM credentials are the marker of committed vocational education and professionals and senior executives who have has demonstrated a commitment to excellent essential to improving the quality that students and their employers look for.
You are able to apply for admission to the ITECA College of Vocational Education Professionals when you have met the eligibility requirements, including qualifications, work experience and professional development criteria.
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