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Webinar: new guidance on change of ownership obligations, Thursday 5 December 2019

ASQA Update

ASQA Update - November 2019

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Updated fact sheet and FAQs on third party arrangements

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New change of ownership obligations now in force

VET accredited courses—applying end dates to enterprise units of competency

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ASQA annual report 2018-19 is now available

Ms Saxon Rice, Acting Chief Commissioner and Chief Executive Officer

Ensuring a strong and productive relationship with the Australian VET sector

ASQA approves extended transition period for ACM30517 Certificate III in Farriery until 30 June 2021

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Important information about Unique Student Identifier (USI) records

ASQA Update

ASQA Update - October 2019

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Updates to asqanet

Reminder when choosing a training provider

Tool released to assist development of VET accredited courses

New guidance on change of ownership obligations

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Minister announces VET sector reforms

Updates to USI transcript for closed registered training organisations

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Changes to the Financial Viability Risk Assessment (FVRA) tool

Requirement for course owners to add VET accredited courses to scope for delivery

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Recording available – ASQA webinar for training providers, 19 September 2019

New ESOS Regulations for CRICOS-registered providers

Extended transition date for existing third-party arrangements

Extension to transition period for CPP qualifications and units of competency

ASQA Update

ASQA Update - September 2019

Clarification on third party arrangements for VET in schools

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