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The 2002 VET Policy Advice project conducted six pocket research
projects, each managed by one of the participating states
and territory. Topics selected are of particular relevance
to the participating jurisdictions and focus on policy issues
with local implications and potential national applicability.
The VET Policy Advice 2002 project followed on from the 2001
and 2000 policy projects.
Project 2002 goals:
- Increase participation of States and Territories across
Australia and enhance potential for collaboration,
- Build on the work of VET Policy Advice 2001 in linking
global VET issues to national policy issues impacting on
the identified VET communities or issues within participating
States and Territories,
- Examine policy issues identified by participating States
and Territories as having significant benefit or impact
upon implementation of flexible learning in their VET communities,
- Develop from the research carried out by States and Territories
possible models for use by RTOs and STAs nationally for
the implementation of flexible learning,
- Identify policy trends emerging from the research projects
and implications for policy development and implementation
within the national VET sector,
- Provide advice on the impacts, both positive and negative,
of policy related to flexible learning, on the communities
investigated, potentially for ANTA CEOs.
Visit the VET Policy Advice project
website for the latest information on the Pocket Projects.
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