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The ITECA Executive Leadership Briefings are are an exciting opportunity for senior executives from independent providers in the higher education, vocational education, training and skills sectors to hear from leaders across government and industry.
Guest speakers include Ministers, Shadow Ministers, senior government officials, plus leaders from across the nation’s business community. These events empower those attending through receiving unique insights into what is driving changes to the commercial and regulatory environment in which independent tertiary education providers deliver high-quality outcomes.
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Productivity Commission's Review Of Federal Skills Funding
Malcolm Roberts - Productivity Commission
The Productivity Commission’s review of the National Agreement for Skills and Workforce Development is a thorough assessment of the Australian Government’s investment in skills. This instalment of the ITECA Executive Leadership Briefing will introduce you to the findings and provide insights into the likely path of future reform.
This review has not found evidence of a vocational education and training (VET) system in Crisis; however, the report addresses some of the system’s acknowledged weaknesses and suggests the system should build on its strengths to lift participation and improve the quality of training. At this briefing you'll hear about:
…….◾ Empowering students and employers with information to make informed decisions
…….◾ Efficient pricing and delivery of quality training at the least cost
…….◾ Contestability of training provision in a provider agnostic fashion
…….◾ Possible expansion of the VET Student Loans program
There are several practical outcomes for independent Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) arising from the recommendations which is why this installment of the ITECA Executive Leadership Briefing is so important.
To help you better understand what this means for the independent tertiary education system, this briefing allows you to hear from one of the report’s authors, Malcolm Roberts from the Productivity Commission.
The leadership of ITECA members receive a complimentary invitation to attend this event.
Non-members are welcome to participate at a cost of $185 (GST Included) per person
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Tuesday, 23 February 2021 – 3:30PM AEDT
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A priority for ITECA is to empower members with the information to make informed business decisions, that's what makes the following installments in the ITECA Executive Leadership Briefings such a tool in your decision making.
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Other Events
ITECA Executive Leadership Briefings
◾ Hon. Sue Ellery MLC — WA Minister for Education & Training (25 Feb 2021).....[More Info]
◾ Hon. Gayle Tierney MLC — VIC Minister for Training & Skills (23 Mar 2021).....[More Info]
◾ Hon. Geoff Lee MP — NSW Minister for Skills & Tertiary Education (1 Jun 2021).....[More Info]
◾ Hon. David Pisoni MP — SA Minister for Innovation & Skills (17 Aug 2021).....[More Info]...
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The ITECA Executive Leadership Briefings are a high-value business and career opportunity. They introduce you to key stakeholders across government, the business community, and education sector who can help provide you with insights into make informed business decisions. Past speakers have included.
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◾ Kate Carnell AO— Small Business & Family Enterprise Ombudsman
◾ Ged Kearney MP — Federal Shadow Minister for Skills
◾ Craig Robertson — Chief Executive Officer, TAFE Directors Australia
◾ James Pearson — Chief Executive Officer, Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
◾ Peter Strong — Chief Executive Officer, Council of Small Business Organisations Australia
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ITECA members are united, informed and influential thanks to events such as the ITECA Executive Leadership Briefings, it’s a great time to get involved.
Further Information ―
The ITECA events team welcomes the opportunity to discuss these events with you further and for information simply email vip.events@iteca.edu.au or alternatively telephone 1300 421 017. You can also keep up to date by following ITECA on LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter.
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