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ASQA welcomes investment to boost integrity in the VET sector3 Oct 2023
The Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) has welcomed the investment announced earlier today by the Australian Government in our compliance, investigative and enforcement capabilities to strengthen our response to integrity issues in the vocational ed
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Federal court upholds ASQA decision15 Mar 2022
A unanimous decision of 3 Federal Court judges has dismissed an appeal from ASQA’s decision to reject a renewal of registration.
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VET provider ordered to pay $23,000 in penalties for acting outside the scope of their registration9 Mar 2022
The Federal Court has ordered a training provider to pay significant penalties for 11 contraventions of the NVR Act.
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Australian Skills Quality Authority releases Annual Report 2019–2020 Oct 2020
ASQA’s Annual Report 2019–20 has been tabled in the Australian Parliament.
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ASQA welcomes conviction against misleading advertising25 Sep 2020
An ASQA investigation into misrepresentation of VET courses has led to a conviction and $10,000 fine for Qualify Me! Pty Ltd in the NSW Local Court.
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ASQA’s Regulatory Strategy announces online learning focus and provider support10 Aug 2020
ASQA released today its 2020-22 ASQA Regulatory Strategy, outlining its regulatory priorities to support improved training outcomes for VET and VET delivery for secondary school students across Australia.
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Fraudulent VET provider ordered to pay $571,00010 Jun 2020
The Federal Court has ordered a South Australian woman to pay significant penalties for 156 contraventions of the NVR Act.
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Consultation commences on proposed ASQA fees and charges12 Nov 2019
ASQA today begins consultation with the VET sector on proposed measures to support the regulator’s transition to full cost recovery from 2020–21.
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Ensuring a strong and productive relationship with the Australian VET sector14 Oct 2019
Ms Saxon Rice, ASQA Acting Chief Commissioner and Chief Executive Officer, recently released a communication to the VET sector.
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Change of leadership for VET regulator27 Sep 2019
Mark Paterson AO will conclude his term as Chief Commissioner and CEO of ASQA on 6 October 2019.
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