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The success of the economy can be put down to changes made in education and training policy – and new standards council will take it even further, a conference has been told.

Two public education institutions in Victoria have decided to join forces to expand and diversify their offerings; bailing out CAE is a side issue, they say.

The global education market is probably readier now to digest what domestically are often well-pitched institutional brands, writes Peodair Leihy

Getting high school students used to the idea of work is critical to career orientation.

The University of Adelaide and Eynesbury College are trying to undo a damaging perception that they’re selling university entry to year 11 students.

No need for defensivness in age of opportuinity TAFEs told

International student numbers keep falling for VET and ELICOS and are up slightly for higher education.

The best way to increase productivity would be to reduce the demands of accountability to the basic metrics and allow the sector to divert money from management to teaching and research. By Giles Pickford.

Some of the mythology around Bill Gates talks of how he dropped out of Harvard. Burst through the top would be more accurate than drop out of the bottom. By Stuart Middleton.

A fundamental shift in which we talk about research in terms of its relevance to the profession and society and its impact on policy and regulation is needed, writes James Guthrie.