ACFE Strategic The ACFE Board and Regional Councils work together to develop the ACFE Plan and ACFE Strategic Plan and a yearly ACFE Business Plan. Business Plan Learn Local: Focusing on the Future, ACFE Board, Regional Councils See of ACFE ACE is the national term for ACFE. It describes education and training intended and principally for adults, including general, vocational, basic and community community education (ACE) education, and recreation, leisure and personal enrichment programs. Adult, community ACFE is defined in the Education and Training Reform Act 2006 as: and further (a) further education; or education (ACFE) (b) secondary education for adults; or (c) that part of education and training which is directed towards the development of skills and knowledge in relation to work when it is provided by an adult education institution established by or under the Education and Training Reform Act or a community based organisation that is not a TAFE college, commercial provider or industry provider. See AEIs, Learn Local organisations ACEVic is Victoria’s peak policy, industrial and development body for the adult Adult Community Education community education sector. ACEVic represents Victoria’s adult community Victoria (ACEVic) education centres. Visit: Adult education The Centre for Adult Education (CAE) and AMES Australia are AEIs. This means institutions they are public providers that operate as statutory entities with their own Boards, which report annually to Parliament. AEI Boards are made up of members (AEIs) appointed by the Minister and a Chair appointed by the Governor in Council. See AMES Australia, CAE Adult Learning ALA is the national peak body for the adult and community education Australia (ALA) (ACE) sector. Visit: AMES Australia AMES Australia provides settlement, language, skills and vocational training, and employment assistance to refugees and newly arrived migrants. Its primary source of funds is contracts with the Commonwealth Government. Visit: See AEIs The ACFE Board is a statutory authority established by the Minister under Community and the Education and Training Reform Act 2006. It supports the development Further of adult, community and further education in Victoria. Education The Board’s statutory roles include planning for and promoting adult (ACFE) Board learning, allocating resources, developing policies and advising the Minister on matters related to adult, community and further education (also known as programs and needs. ACFEB) See ACFE
ACFE Strategic Plan and ACFE Business Plan The ACFE Board and Regional Councils work together to develop the ACFE Strategic Plan and a yearly ACFE Business Plan. See Learn Local: Focusing on the Future, ACFE Board, Regional Councils of ACFE and community education (ACE) ACE is the national term for ACFE. It describes education and training intended principally for adults, including general, vocational, basic and community education, and recreation, leisure and personal enrichment programs. Adult, community and further education (ACFE) ACFE is defined in the Education and Training Reform Act 2006 as: (a) further education; or (b) secondary education for adults; or (c) that part of education and training which is directed towards the development of skills and knowledge in relation to work when it is provided by an adult education institution established by or under the Education and Training Reform Act or a community based organisation that is not a TAFE college, commercial provider or industry provider. See AEIs, Learn Local organisations Adult Community Education Victoria (ACEVic) ACEVic is Victoria’s peak policy, industrial and development body for the adult community education sector. ACEVic represents Victoria’s adult community education centres. Visit: Adult education institutions (AEIs) The Centre for Adult Education (CAE) and AMES Australia are AEIs. This means they are public providers that operate as statutory entities with their own Boards, which report annually to Parliament. AEI Boards are made up of members appointed by the Minister and a Chair appointed by the Governor in Council. See AMES Australia, CAE Adult Learning Australia (ALA) ALA is the national peak body for the adult and community education (ACE) sector. Visit: AMES Australia AMES Australia provides settlement, language, skills and vocational training, and employment assistance to refugees and newly arrived migrants. Its primary source of funds is contracts with the Commonwealth Government. Visit: See AEIs Community and Further Education (ACFE) Board (also known as ACFEB) The ACFE Board is a statutory authority established by the Minister under the Education and Training Reform Act 2006. It supports the development of adult, community and further education in Victoria. The Board’s statutory roles include planning for and promoting adult learning, allocating resources, developing policies and advising the Minister on matters related to adult, community and further education programs and needs. See ACFE
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