Course accreditation
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New guide will help course owners apply for course accreditation1 Apr 2022ASQA today published a new guide to help course owners understand what they need to do when applying for course accreditation.
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New forms for submitting course accreditation applications26 Jul 2021The updates align to the recently endorsed Standards for VET Accredited Courses 2021.
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Standards for VET Accredited Courses 2021 released7 Jun 2021The new Standards for VET Accredited Courses 2021 came into effect on 23 March 2021.
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Information for RTOs delivering RSA training in South Australia—new requirements to apply for approval from the Liquor and Gambling Commissioner28 May 2020ASQA has been advised by Consumer and Business Services South Australia that RTOs who deliver responsible service of alcohol training in South Australia must be approved by the Liquor and Gambling Commissioner.
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Streamlining ASQA’s VET accredited course application processes28 Apr 2020ASQA is introducing a new process for renewal of accreditation applications.
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Improvement to timeframe to submit initial accreditation applications23 Mar 2020A change in the timeframe for submitting VET course concepts for initial accreditation will apply to all submissions received by ASQA after 31 March 2020.
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Greater transparency and consistency of data displayed on the national register for VET accredited courses19 Mar 2020ASQA has been working closely with the NCVER to increase transparency and maximise alignment of data published on the national register for VET accredited courses and training packages.
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VET accredited courses target skills gaps and emerging industry needs23 Jan 2020There are two types of training products delivered by RTOs in the VET sector—training package qualifications and VET accredited courses. If you have identified a need for nationally recognised training not covered by a training package, a VET accredited course could be an option.
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VET accredited courses—applying end dates to enterprise units of competency17 Oct 2019VET accredited courses are accredited for a maximum of five years. The start and end dates of a course’s accreditation period are recorded on the national register.
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Tool released to assist development of VET accredited courses4 Oct 2019The Standards for VET Accredited Courses 2012 require a course developer to provide: