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By Jennifer Bennett | 6th February, 2012 | Front page posts, News, Postgraduate, Top Stories |
Graduate recruitment by Australian firms dropped by 3.4 percentage points in 2011, with employers estimating that the figures are likely to be the same next year, the latest Graduate Outlook survey shows. But in some good news for the international More..
By Jennifer Bennett | 6th February, 2012 | Front page posts, News, Postgraduate, Top Stories |
Graduate recruitment by Australian firms dropped by 3.4 percentage points in 2011, with employers estimating that the figures are likely to be the same next year, the latest Graduate Outlook survey shows. But in some good news for the international More..
Cautious welcome by VET for wider HECS
By Annette Blackwell | 6th February, 2012 | Front page posts, News, Top Stories, VET |
A proposal by the federal government to extend HECS-style loans to some VET students has been welcomed by the sector, which has been lobbying for such a scheme for some time. Negotiations are still underway with the states and territories More..
By Annette Blackwell | 6th February, 2012 | Front page posts, News, Top Stories, VET |
A proposal by the federal government to extend HECS-style loans to some VET students has been welcomed by the sector, which has been lobbying for such a scheme for some time. Negotiations are still underway with the states and territories More..
End of the Line: Hail Emperor Spendus Maximus
By Richard Hil | 6th February, 2012 | Features, Front page posts, News, Top Stories |
In sombre mood, a determined Emperor Spendus Maximus enters the cavernous hall of the Senate to address a disgruntled throng of senators gathered before him. As he approaches the lectern upon which is emblazoned the motto of the Falsus Empire More..
By Richard Hil | 6th February, 2012 | Features, Front page posts, News, Top Stories |
In sombre mood, a determined Emperor Spendus Maximus enters the cavernous hall of the Senate to address a disgruntled throng of senators gathered before him. As he approaches the lectern upon which is emblazoned the motto of the Falsus Empire More..
COAG must act over VET changes
By Pat Forward | 6th February, 2012 | Front page posts, News, Top Stories |
With alarm bells ringing in Victoria, there must be an inquiry into the shift away from public to private providers, writes Pat Forward. As government bureaucrats and politicians prepare for the first COAG meeting for More..
By Pat Forward | 6th February, 2012 | Front page posts, News, Top Stories |
With alarm bells ringing in Victoria, there must be an inquiry into the shift away from public to private providers, writes Pat Forward. As government bureaucrats and politicians prepare for the first COAG meeting for More..
One campus with different goals
By Nick Fredman | 6th February, 2012 | Comment, Front page posts, Research, VET | As unis, TAFEs and private providers move into each other’s territory some interesting challenges arise, writes Nick Fredman. It is not news that broad economic and social change, and government policy, are eroding the barriers between vocational and higher education. More..
By Nick Fredman | 6th February, 2012 | Comment, Front page posts, Research, VET | As unis, TAFEs and private providers move into each other’s territory some interesting challenges arise, writes Nick Fredman. It is not news that broad economic and social change, and government policy, are eroding the barriers between vocational and higher education. More..
Spin, slogans, scandals and statistics
By John Mitchell | 6th February, 2012 | Comment, Front page posts, Top Stories, VET | John Mitchell talks to a senior TAFE leader who says avoid the Victorian model at all costs. Skills Victoria’s experimentation with market-based VET funding is causing increasing disquiet, even among the usual supporters of such policies. Recent reports by the Productivity More..
By John Mitchell | 6th February, 2012 | Comment, Front page posts, Top Stories, VET | John Mitchell talks to a senior TAFE leader who says avoid the Victorian model at all costs. Skills Victoria’s experimentation with market-based VET funding is causing increasing disquiet, even among the usual supporters of such policies. Recent reports by the Productivity More..
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Preparing international students — pre-departure
Mental Health Issues amongst International Students in Australia: Perspectives from Professionals at the Coal-face
Scholarship on academic freedom
Lindsay Tanner on will the internet kill universities? (full paper)
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