This focus group reviewed the: draft qualification structure existing packaging rules suitability of the units of competency. Face-to face and teleconferences Face-to-face and teleconference with Registered Training Organisation (RTOs) and peak industry associations were held to consult on, and ensure that, CPC30318 Certificate III in Concreting reflects the vocational requirements of concreters working within the commercial and residential sectors. The consultation strategy was implemented from June 2017 to November 2017. A second of validation was reopened on 5 April 2018 for final validation and closed 19 April 2018. Surveys An online survey was developed and put forward to industry in March 2018 to validate the training package components. An email list was developed to notify a range of industry training providers and peak bodies to seek feedback. The online survey was reopened on 5 April 2018 for final validation. This second round of validation closed on 19 April 2018. Please see Appendix A: Stakeholder List. Newsletters A periodic monthly newsletter (December 2017 and March 2018) was sent out to keep industry informed on the development of the project. Emails Targeted email consultation with industry was undertaken to validate the development of the training package components. Summary All feedback received has been documented and analysed. The gathered intelligence has been used to direct this Case for Endorsement. It is worth noting that industry showed minimal appetite to engage throughout the consultation and validation stages of project. Please the Attachment B: Project Register. State Training Authorities (STAs) All State Training Authorities have been notified and kept updated throughout the duration of the project. Alternative approaches explored The STA from Western Australia provided feedback on the relevance of the units of competency packaged in the qualification to the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) and industry.
This focus group reviewed the: draft qualification structure existing packaging rules suitability of the units of competency. Face-to face and teleconferences Face-to-face and teleconference with Registered Training Organisation (RTOs) and peak industry associations were held to consult on, and ensure that, CPC30318 Certificate III in Concreting reflects the vocational requirements of concreters working within the commercial and residential sectors. The consultation strategy was implemented from June 2017 to November 2017. A second of validation was reopened on 5 April 2018 for final validation and closed 19 April 2018. Surveys An online survey was developed and put forward to industry in March 2018 to validate the training package components. An email list was developed to notify a range of industry training providers and peak bodies to seek feedback. The online survey was reopened on 5 April 2018 for final validation. This second round of validation closed on 19 April 2018. Please see Appendix A: Stakeholder List. Newsletters A periodic monthly newsletter (December 2017 and March 2018) was sent out to keep industry informed on the development of the project. Emails Targeted email consultation with industry was undertaken to validate the development of the training package components. Summary All feedback received has been documented and analysed. The gathered intelligence has been used to direct this Case for Endorsement. It is worth noting that industry showed minimal appetite to engage throughout the consultation and validation stages of project. Please the Attachment B: Project Register. State Training Authorities (STAs) All State Training Authorities have been notified and kept updated throughout the duration of the project. Alternative approaches explored The STA from Western Australia provided feedback on the relevance of the units of competency packaged in the qualification to the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) and industry.