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$83m to convert casual teachers to TAFE educators
The NSW state government will commit $83.1m over the next four years to help convert casual teachers to permanent employment…
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NSW awaits commonwealth approval for pilot plan to return international students
NSW treasurer Dominic Perrottet announced yesterday he is expecting final commonwealth approval for the commencement of Australia’s first pilot program…
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Sydney Quantum Academy funded
The University of Sydney yesterday welcomed support from the NSW government for its proposal to create a Sydney Quantum Academy. University…
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Students’ most wanted: uni preferences revealed
Year 12 results are almost out, meaning NSW and ACT school students are about to discover if they've achieved their #goals. One of these…
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NSW TAFEs, universities co-create entrepreneurship school
Sydney got its very own Stanford with the launch of the Sydney School of Entrepreneurship (SSE) on Wednesday. Unlike the…
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International students ‘underwrite’ state economies
Education is Victoria’s largest export and it is the second biggest in NSW, a new report has found. The report…
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International students welcome travel discounts
The NSW government has moved on yearly and quarterly tickets but the push is now on for cheaper daily and…
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Down to business for new TAFE head
Margy Osmond brings a strong background in the private sector and government to her senior NSW post. The inaugural chief…
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Primary health care focus of new education program
Nursing researchers have developed educational tools to assist primary and acute healthcare staff. Rural acute care nurses will be targeted…
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Apprenticeship must change:study
Apprenticeships should focus on a fair deal and recruit only the most suitable workers and employers, according to new research…
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MP attacks UNSW over Barach dismissal
The following is the statement by Dr John Kaye MP to the Parliament of NSW: In June 2009 University…
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Aboriginal undergrads go online
A group of up to 15 Aboriginal education officers working in regional NSW schools will be the first to enrol…
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Governments move on student travel
Reports that Australian governments will consider nationalising student travel concessions has fuelled the long campaign to extend the concessions to…
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Playing follow-the-leader has pitfalls
The NSW Minister for Education wants to consult widely with his stakeholders before adopting any interstate ideas on VET funding.…
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