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Seven Industry Sector selected to implement e-learning for workforce development for specialist occupations. Webpage opens in the same window.
Six pilots selected to implement industry e-validation of assessment exemplars. Webpage opens in the same window.
Research shows how e-learning can contribute to workforce development. Webpage opens in the same window.
Report on roles of RTOs in e-learning partnerships. Webpage opens in the same window.
Practical Guide to E-learning. Webpage opens in the same window.
Five projects selected to enhance understanding of workforce planning and development and support businesses
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About industry system change

Industry System Change is one of the National VET E-learning Strategy’s business activities to support workforce development in industry through innovative training solutions. The objective is to support the adoption of e-learning in industry by sponsoring the development of industry-wide e-learning plans and programs, including those which have a regional focus.

The focus of Industry System Change on e-learning is to support the training needed for employment, that is, strategic training for skills and workforce development. This is real industry system change using e-learning, not e-learning for one-off training.

2012/13 financial year supports

  > Industry e-validation of assessment pilots

  > Industry sectors

  > Skills for workforce planning and development

2011/12 financial year supported:

  > Peak Industry Bodies Programs

  > Regional Businesses Programs

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Supporting industry sectors in 2012-13

In 2012-13 the Industry System Change business activity is supporting the adoption of e-learning in industry by sponsoring:

  > Six RTOs selected to lead the industry e-validation of assessment exemplars

  > Seven industry sectors with a national footprint, within a region or multi-industries

  > Five projects which focus on businesses gaining skills for workforce planning and development through e-learning

 


Workforce development service

The online workforce development service hosted the following webinars:

  > Let’s Talk Learning (May-June 2012)

  > Online Industry Forum (7 June 2012)