vocational TAFE sector program, but the proposed course is intended to meet the needs of a broader target group of young people. Enrolment data for the existing 21887VIC Certificate II in Electrotechnology Studies (Pre-vocational) course illustrates the level of demand: 2009 1455 enrolments – 2010 1756 enrolments – 2011 1745 enrolments – 2012 1676 enrolments – It is expected that enrolments in the new course will continue to show similar enrolment figures, or possible growth. If a new qualification is introduced to the Training Package that duplicates the outcomes of this course, the course accreditation will expiry. A Project Steering Committee (PSC) was established to identify and validate the training needs, and endorse the course content for accreditation. The members of the PSC were: John Ingram (Chair) E-Oz Energy Skills Australia Peter Parry E-Oz Energy Skills Australia Sue Sizer Energy Safe Victoria Ray Crampton Electrical Trades Rodney Lovett National Electrical & Communications Association (NECA) David Bentley NECA Skills Centre Allan McLean GoTAFE Peter Collins University of Ballarat In attendance: George Adda CMM-Engineering Industries Sam McCurdy Dewhurst Consultancy Pty Ltd The proposed award is not covered by a qualification within a Training Package. The Curriculum Maintenance Manager Engineering Industries has been – 3.2 Review for monitoring and evaluating the existing 21887VIC Certificate II in – reaccreditation Electrotechnology Studies (Pre-vocational) course during its accreditation period. This has involved negotiations with RTOs delivering the course and updating endorsed units, as they have been revised. The transition arrangements from the existing course to the new course for learners currently enrolled in the existing course is provided in Table 1. This Certificate II in Electrotechnology Studies (Pre-vocational) course replaces and is not equivalent to 21887VIC Certificate II in – Electrotechnology Studies (Pre-vocational).
TAFE sector program, but the proposed course is intended to meet the needs of a broader target group of young people. Enrolment data for the existing 21887VIC Certificate II in Electrotechnology Studies (Pre-vocational) course illustrates the level of demand: 2009 – 1455 enrolments 2010 – 1756 enrolments 2011 – 1745 enrolments 2012 – 1676 enrolments It is expected that enrolments in the new course will continue to show similar enrolment figures, or possible growth. If a new qualification is introduced to the Training Package that duplicates the outcomes of this course, the course accreditation will expiry. A Project Steering Committee (PSC) was established to identify and validate the training needs, and endorse the course content for accreditation. The members of the PSC were: John Ingram (Chair) E-Oz Energy Skills Australia Peter Parry E-Oz Energy Skills Australia Sue Sizer Energy Safe Victoria Ray Crampton Electrical Trades Rodney Lovett National Electrical & Communications Association (NECA) David Bentley NECA Skills Centre Allan McLean GoTAFE Peter Collins University of Ballarat In attendance: George Adda CMM-Engineering Industries Sam McCurdy Dewhurst Consultancy Pty Ltd The proposed award is not covered by a qualification within a Training Package. 3.2 Review for reaccreditation The Curriculum Maintenance Manager – Engineering Industries has been monitoring and evaluating the existing 21887VIC – Certificate II in Electrotechnology Studies (Pre-vocational) course during its accreditation period. This has involved negotiations with RTOs delivering the course and updating endorsed units, as they have been revised. The transition arrangements from the existing course to the new course for learners currently enrolled in the existing course is provided in Table 1. This Certificate II in Electrotechnology Studies (Pre-vocational) course replaces and is not equivalent to 21887VIC – Certificate II in Electrotechnology Studies (Pre-vocational). vocational
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