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Simplifying Dual-Sector Reporting Requirements

Concerns about reporting requirements for dual-sector institutions (i.e. those which deliver both vocational education and training (VET) and higher education awards) were highlighted in submissions and responses to the Higher Education Review in 2002 as well as the 2003 Victorian TAFE Governance Review.  In 2004 DEST and the Victorian Department of Education and Training jointly commissioned a project to investigate the reporting requirements arising from State/Territory and Commonwealth relationships with Australia’s dual-sector higher education institutions.

Abstract

The purpose of the project was to:

  • determine current reporting requirements for dual-sector institutions under Commonwealth and State arrangements;
  • identify possible means of simplifying these reporting requirements to reduce unnecessary duplication, tension and complexity; and
  • examine the financial and non-financial implications of the proposed changes.

PhillipsKPA was selected to conduct the project which was approached in six phases:

1.         Project initiation
2.         Documentary review and analysis
3.         Issues identification, including preliminary consultations, and workshop design
4.         Workshop with institutional representatives with direct responsibility for the processes needed to meet reporting requirements
5.         Consultation with other stakeholders
6.         Reporting.

The report focuses on the issues that have been identified as priorities by the dual-sector institution representatives through the course of the preliminary consultations, workshop, and subsequent consultations.

Author(s) PhillipsKPA
Publication Details
Type : Reports
Published : 8/2005

Topics Covered
Sectors :
Higher education
Training & skills
Detailed :
Apprenticeships and vocational education
Education policy
Higher education statistics
Performance information (institutions)
Quality

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