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TDA gets new chairman

The new chair of TAFE Directors Australia tells Annette Blackwell TAFEs will continue to play a crucial role in setting the market for training places - a fact it will hammer home to the government. Stephen Conway, managing director of ...

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New journal system: ARC gets busy explaining

With journal rankings now removed from ERA, the ARC has to sell what’s next. Responding to their unpopularity and misuse, the Australian Research Council has removed journal rankings from future national assessments of university research. But turning to journals as ...

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Industry calls training shots in Queensland

Much like the new national arrangements, Queensland is encouraging industry to take the lead in meeting skills shortages. The Queensland government has pledged $50 million to entice industry to take the lead in addressing critical skills shortages in the state. ...

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CQU and TAFE merger looms large

A central Queensland merger of VET and higher education is expected to happen soon. An anticipated merger of Central Queensland University and Central Queensland Institute of TAFE will lift the nation’s dual-sector institutions to six and be a first for ...

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Europeans look broader in addressing momentous issues

Universities have told the EU that interdisciplinary research is essential to effectively tackle challenges centred on energy, climate change, health and sustainable cities. Enhancing the role of the arts, humanities and social sciences in addressing society’s big problems is one ...

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TDA plan for new assurance scheme

Minister gives go-ahead for expansion of TAFE tuition assurance scheme The TDA scheme has been restricted to TAFE institutes, and is open to the 25 members of the Council of Private Higher Education. Chief executive Martin Riordan said TDA had ...

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