demand. This qualification assists in providing the required labour supply. Course consultation and validation process PSC members represent the major stakeholders invested in the accredited course (refer to PSC composition). Trainers and assessors of the RTO network group, i.e. the Victorian Advanced Building Studies Network (VABSN) were represented by one PSC member. Building designers in industry were represented through the executive and PSC member from the Building Design Association of Victoria (BDAV). Key individual enterprises also held positions, from regional and metropolitan areas characterising businesses in terms of size, subject area specialty, and geographic region. Consultation with the involved: email and telephone consultation to form the PSC and confirm draft content a review of the skills and knowledge profile of an architectural draftsperson three PSC meetings held on 13 June 2017, 31 October 2017 and a teleconference on the 21 March 2018, to review and evaluate the course structure and content in reference to contemporary architectural drafting practices and the AQTF Standards for Accredited Courses 2007 one workshop with members of the VABSN to confirm draft unit amendments two meetings with subject matter experts within the VABSN to review relevant draft unit amendments. Review of course content was circulated via the PSC member representatives (both network and industry) to ensure maximum participation and input to potential course modification. Feedback was evaluated and included, where required. Desktop reviews of current building and construction industry statistics and related building design research was also undertaken to support the development of the accredited course. Project steering committee The reaccreditation of the course was guided by a PSC comprised of the following members: Gaylor, Victorian Building Authority Kate Bell, Building Design Association of Victoria Catherine Ciaverella, Victorian Advanced Building Studies Network Alex Cornall, Cornall Building Design Tim Ellis, GLOW Design Group
demand. This qualification assists in providing the required labour supply. Course consultation and validation process PSC members represent the major stakeholders invested in the accredited course (refer to PSC composition). Trainers and assessors of the RTO network group, i.e. the Victorian Advanced Building Studies Network (VABSN) were represented by one PSC member. Building designers in industry were represented through the executive and PSC member from the Building Design Association of Victoria (BDAV). Key individual enterprises also held positions, from regional and metropolitan areas characterising businesses in terms of size, subject area specialty, and geographic region. Consultation with the involved: email and telephone consultation to form the PSC and confirm draft content a review of the skills and knowledge profile of an architectural draftsperson three PSC meetings held on 13 June 2017, 31 October 2017 and a teleconference on the 21 March 2018, to review and evaluate the course structure and content in reference to contemporary architectural drafting practices and the AQTF Standards for Accredited Courses 2007 one workshop with members of the VABSN to confirm draft unit amendments two meetings with subject matter experts within the VABSN to review relevant draft unit amendments. Review of course content was circulated via the PSC member representatives (both network and industry) to ensure maximum participation and input to potential course modification. Feedback was evaluated and included, where required. Desktop reviews of current building and construction industry statistics and related building design research was also undertaken to support the development of the accredited course. Project steering committee The reaccreditation of the course was guided by a PSC comprised of the following members: Gaylor, Victorian Building Authority Kate Bell, Building Design Association of Victoria Catherine Ciaverella, Victorian Advanced Building Studies Network Alex Cornall, Cornall Building Design Tim Ellis, GLOW Design Group
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