Welcome to the September 2020 issue of the VET BI report. New RTOs registrations bounced back strongly, and there were no new RTO restrictions last month. Perhaps it’s the new standardised federal VET funding scheme prompting some new activity, or perhaps it’s just a side-effect of COVID-19 lockdown disruption, but the VET landscape is definitely in a state of Read more…
VET BI Report August 2020 – VET system supports jobs recovery
Welcome to the August 2020 issue of the VET BI report. Activity starts to return for the start of spring. There were further broad training product updates to respond and adapt to the COVID-19 environment and to support employment recovery, as well as an overhaul of the agriculture package. New RTOs 7 new RTO registrations this month – back to Read more…
VET BI Report July 2020 – The recovery hits a wall
Welcome to the July 2020 issue of the VET BI report. The recovery appears to have stalled, with activity reflecting the broader of the recent resurgence of COVID-19 in Australia. New RTOs Only 4 new RTO registrations this month- the lowest for many months. Here are the new entrants in July: VIC 22719 the Centre For U 45623 Read more…
VET BI Report June 2020 – V is for Recovery
Welcome to the June 2020 issue of the VET BI report. The recovery continues slowly for domestic markets with the main suppressing factor being available cash flow of private businesses in some sectors. New RTOs New RTO registrations continue at more normal levels, with 8 new RTOs registered in June. Here are the new entrants in June: NSW 45615 Elemental Read more…
VET BI Report April 2020: The recovery continues
Welcome to the April 2020 issue of the VET BI report. Providers continue to tweak their offerings to facilitate online and other “socially distanced” delivery modes. As we start to see things warming up again, new non-accredited short courses to deal with the special business conditions and employment focuses courses are being rolled out. International education Read more…
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