If I had an older qualification and still wanted to stay within the training and assessing arena, I would upgrade to the TAE. There is no where stated that it is needed, but I would see it as an opportunity for my professional development.
There… but not really there
August 20, 2010 By Leave a Comment
James Adonis writes…Forget about absenteeism. There’s a bigger issue infecting workplaces and it’s called ‘presenteeism’. It’s when employees are on site but mentally absent. In defiance of their coughs and colds, they turn up to work thinking they’re doing the right thing. But they’re not. There are three main causes spreading the plague of presenteeism. «Read More»
Assessment decision making tools
July 30, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Have you a copy of the mapping tool to the assessment activities that incorporates:
The outcomes and performance requirements of the unit
The skills and knowledge essential to competent performance
Has knowledge and skills been integrated into the practical application
Has sufficient evidence been collected?
Have the assessment tool addressed a range of assessment methods enabling evidence «Read More»
Thinking of becoming an Enterprise RTO?
March 16, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Recently I was asked about the benefits of being an Enterprise RTO. The company concerned was powering ahead with their business and training their staff, but they wanted to improve their operations and become an RTO. They asked my advice on pros and cons of becoming an RTO and the amount of effort involved. Following «Read More»
Quality staff
March 8, 2010 By Leave a Comment
I have been listening to many people recently and I keep hearing the same thing “you mirror the patterns of people around you”.
Therefore if you want to project quality in your training and assessment and business then you need to surround yourself with quality people. You also need to read about quality on a regular «Read More»
“In the next 90 days you could be running your own RTO and more than double the size of your business.