Our Vision
Our vision is for TAFE to be recognised as the pre-eminent provider of tertiary education in Australia and as a global standard in vocational education and training.
The priority for TAFE Directors Australia is to continue to demonstrate the power of the TAFE model. Not only in terms of its service across all communities in Australia but also its strong industry focus to bring contemporary skills and vocational education to all students so they can power the workforce and economic recovery.
TAFE Directors Australia will continue to support TAFEs in the post coronavirus environment and work with the Australian Government on finding the best ways to address the unprecedented challenges that face our society. TAFEs are well placed to respond and adapt to the effects of rapid technological change, digitalisation, climate change, demographic trends, and new forms of work. The 2020 COVID year showed us how resilient and innovative TAFEs could be in reshaping their work and driving change.
We also look forward to continuing to work with our partners in Australia and overseas on improving the vocational education sector.
À PROPOS DE TAFE
En 2019, les instituts TAFE dispensaient plus de 1200 cours à près de 780000 étudiants, et nos membres continuent de bénéficier d'une part majoritaire des formations financées par le gouvernement.
TAFE reste le partenaire dominant dans l'enseignement et la formation professionnels (EFP) dans la plupart des principales professions qualifiées de l'Australie et avec la principale industrie australienne.
Dernières nouvelles
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From Broadcast to Me-Cast, Lessons for Micro-Credentials from TDA CEO Craig Robertson
Micro-credentials appear to be the new black in learning, here in Australia and around the world. Colleges and Institutes Canada has released a national framework for micro-credentials. Here in Australia, the former minister for education, Dan Tehan announced the micro-credentials marketplace and the review of the Australia Qualifications Framework also made recommendations about micro-credentials. The review of senior secondary pathways also recommended they be considered in senior schooling. There’s been little policy action since. What do we mean by micro-credentials? Craig Robertson explores this question for the Career Development Association of Australia (CDAA).
Vidéos pour les partenaires internationaux – TAFE Directors Australia
TAFE Directors Australia has produced two new videos to help international audiences better understand the Australian vocational education system, and TAFEs’ role in technical vocational education and training.
TDA Twitter
Our Corporate Affiliate, @Infinispark is excited to introduce their brand new product - Installation Testing Faultboard for 3rd and 4th year electrical apprenticeship units.
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Our Victorian TAFEs are incredible.
They’ve responded with agility and passion to ensure high quality training can continue during the pandemic.
Here are just a few success stories:
Listen to the latest #WorkEDPodcast with our own CEO Craig Robertson and @ReadyTechAU’s Marc Washbourne as they discuss #TAFE and the wider #VET sector’s role in transitioning to a digitised world. Listen Now! https://www.readytech.com.au/news-and-views/podcast/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=sharpspring #POWEROFTAFE #TAFE4Australia
CEO of @tafedirectors Craig Robertson argues that it’s time to step up the pace in reforming Australia’s qualifications framework https://www.theaustralian.com.au/higher-education/progress-on-the-qualifications-framework-is-long-overdue-tafe/news-story/ff974306fe40815e886991b08cade1f5
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