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A 19-member panel Industry VET Stakeholder Committee working to deal with the VET challenges

Vijay
Last updated: 2019/10/01 at 12:56 AM
Vijay 7 years ago
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The Morrison Government has established its Vocational Education and Training (VET) Stakeholder committee to help drive its significant agenda of reform.

Scott Morrison has flagged that VET reforms are a key reform agenda priority and is working to deal with the challenges outlined in the Joyce review that declared confidence in the sector was declining, outcomes were inconsistent and not aligning with industry needs and that the system was too complex to navigate for students. 

The highly experienced committee was handpicked, to ensure we have the talent and knowledge informing the Government’s skills sector initiatives.

VET Stakeholder Committee membership

Members will meet monthly through to June 2023.

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