Wednesday, November 4, 2020

#493: #NoFrills2021, new podcast, and more

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Edition #493  |  4 November 2020

NEW PODCAST: are apprenticeships still a trusted brand?

Recent budget announcements and the challenges of a rapidly changing economy have put apprenticeships in the spotlight.

Join host Steve Davis as he talks to Ian Curry (NCVER Board member and National Coordinator – Skills, Training & Apprenticeships, NMWU) and Simon Walker (Managing Director, NCVER) about the future of traditional trades and how the perception of apprenticeships has changed over the years.

The discussion focuses on regulation, flexibility, completion rates as well as the complexity around the status of VET.

Listen now: Traditional trade apprenticeships: still a trusted brand?


SAVE THE DATE! #NoFrills2021

2021 will be a big year as we celebrate 30 years of the ‘No Frills’ conference.

After consulting with our past ‘No Frills’ attendees on the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 restrictions, we’ve decided to hold this special anniversary event fully online from 7-9 July 2021... with some extra ‘frills’ included!

The theme is Past informing the future. How has the VET landscape changed in 30 years? Let’s celebrate the milestones and achievements!

This is a great opportunity for practitioners and researchers alike to share their research and knowledge through presentations, focus sessions, and discussion groups.

More information on abstract requirements and submissions will follow shortly.

Details: Wed 7 - Thurs 9 July 2021. Save the date now!


NIIR updates: food, forestry, animal care & utilities

The Industry Directory on the AISC's National Industry Insights Report is being updated with the latest data and information over the coming months.

Read on to find out what you can discover on the following industry pages:

  • Food and Pharmaceutical Production: Growing consumer appetite for healthier products, ethical sourcing/production practices, environmental concerns and food safety are all impacting on the Food Production industry
  • Forest and Wood Products: The federal government's HomeBuilder incentive scheme for new homes and significant home renovations is also producing benefits for this industry by stimulating demand for wood products
  • Animal Care and Management: Did you know that companion and therapy animal services is a $12.2 billion dollar industry and that demand for skilled trainers is rising?
  • Utilities: Government, industry, peak bodies, interest groups and the media are all highlighting Australia's future energy needs as key to our economic recovery from COVID-19, as they attract investment and create job opportunities.
Learn more: see latest updates or follow the Twitter hashtag for highlights

Putting the spotlight on labour market research

'Labour market' is one of the broad topic areas covered in VOCEDplus, NCVER’s tertiary education research database.

The following recent titles provide some insights into current labour market issues and challenges:

Explore the Labour market Pod for more research and resources on this topic.


Coming soon: our latest data and research

Stay tuned for the following NCVER releases over the coming weeks:

  • Research: Work-based education in VET
  • Statistics: Government-funded students and courses: Jan-June 2020

Follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn for updates, or subscribe for new release alerts.


NCVER out and about

NCVER conference: 30th National VET Research Conference 'No Frills'
7-9 July 2021, at a computer near you
Call for presentations: Coming soon!

Visit our VET Calendar for more events.


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