Standards for RTOs
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First steps in the transition to new RTO standards12 Nov 2014ASQA is currently developing comprehensive information about the transition to the new RTO standards.
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Understanding self-assuranceIn 2020, we commenced a program of work to gain better understanding of self-assurance practices in the sector and used this to inform the transition of our regulatory approach with a greater focus on self-assurance.
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Self-assurance through the StandardsIn recent years, ASQA has been working closely with the sector to increase the focus on how RTOs monitor and evaluate, continuously improve and manage risk to quality training outcomes.
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Self-assuranceASQA is taking a staged approach to promoting a culture of self-assurance and continuous improvement, to support improved training outcomes in the VET sector. This work is part of a suite of VET quality reforms aiming to improve training outcomes for students and employers.
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Revised Standards for RTOsThe Australian Government Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR) is revising the Standards with the aim of providing greater clarity for RTOs and regulators, strengthening the focus on quality outcomes for learners and employers, and allowing for more flexibility and innovation in training delivery.
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Draft Regulatory GuidelinesASQA is developing Regulatory Guidelines to support providers’ understanding of our regulatory expectations against the revised Standards.
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Opportunities to engageASQA will engage with the sector ahead of the revised Standards taking full regulatory effect on 1 July 2025. ASQA will publish an engagement calendar of events to inform and educate providers soon.
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Preparing for the revised StandardsThe Australian Government Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR) has released the policy version of the revised Standards and supplementary draft Policy Guidance.
