TAEDES412 – 2. Design a plan for vocational training.
TAEDES412 – 2. Design a plan for vocational training.
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Fill in the blanks to complete the sentence below.
(Products, industry, standards, skills)
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Using nationally recognised training is an effective way to meet vocational training needs.
These training products have been developed by experts and meet national for quality and relevance.
They cover a range of industries and and are regularly updated to reflect changes in industry practices and requirements.
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Fill in the blanks to complete the statement below.
(Regulator, purpose, training, legislation)
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The Australian Skills Quality Authority(ASQA) is the national for the vocational education and training (VET) sector in Australia.
Its primary is to ensure that the VET system delivers high-quality that meets the needs of industry and employers and that it is following national standards and .
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To determine the appropriate amount of training, educators can:
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Fill in the blanks to complete the statements below.
(Interconnected, components, competencies, practical)
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Training and assessment are and mutually reinforcing of vocational education.
The training component focuses on equipping learners with the necessary knowledge, skills and required in their chosen vocational field.
It involves instructional methods, activities, and opportunities for learners to acquire and practice relevant skills.
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Key processes involved in interpreting nationally recognised units of competency include:
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