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The purpose of this site is to inform and keep up-to-date the members, associates and stakeholders of vocational education and training in schools with the work of the national peak body, VETnetwork Australia. | |
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Join VETnetwork to access the substantial benefits of this membership-based organisation of teachers, educators and trainers involved with all aspects of vocational education and training in schools.
Simply download, print and send your completed Membership Form, with a cheque, credit card details or money order for the amount specified. | |
| 2009-2010 Membership Form
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| Why Join VETnetwork? Brochure
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| VETnetwork Store
Pay for membership online at the VETnetwork Store. | |
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|  | Conference suggestions sought!
The 2010 VETnetwork Conference planning committee has been formed in South Australia and is currently meeting monthly to plan, organise and support the successful execution of the 2010 VETnetwork Australia National Conference in Adelaide (September 15th to September 17th 2010). | |
| VETnetwork Qld Regional Forums
15 - 29 July 2009
VETnetwork Australia, with funding support from the Queensland Department of Education and Training (DET), is conducting three regional forums across Queensland in July. | |
| VETnetwork Qld Validation Meeting 2009
27 July 2009, 12:30-4:00
Supporting VET teachers to validate assessment strategies
Vocational teachers are invited to meet with industry representatives and other teachers to moderate and validate their Training and Assessment Strategies and assessment instruments. Industry representatives have been invited to facilitate industry specific discussion groups. Industry groups will be formed according to needs expressed but are likely to include Business, Hospitality, Recreation, Engineering, Construction, Furnishing, Tourism, Information Technology and General Education (Work Education).
VETnetwork Queensland - Validation Meeting 2009 - Flyer and Registration Form - PDF | |
| NCVER Policy Forum
10 November 2009
Young people: Finding their way in a new era
How well do young people make the transition between school to further study or work? This policy forum aims to explore how best to prepare young Australians aged 15 to 24 years for the road ahead.
Drawing on current research, this event seeks to inform policy-makers about the lives of young people with a focus on improving education outcomes, providing skills for the contemporary labour market and social engagement.
The keynote presentation will be given by Adam Smith, CEO of the Foundation for Young Australians.
Those with an interest in youth transitions research and policy will not want to miss this event! | |
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