Tasmanian sites
Tasmanian Qualifications Authority (TQA) - manages all aspects of Tasmanian qualifications for post-year 10 education and training, in particular Tasmanian Certificate of Education (TCE) assessment, pre-tertiary awards and issuing of the TCE, accreditation of senior school, VET and non-self-accrediting higher education courses and registration of VET and non-university higher education providers. It is also responsible for quality assurance services for TQA accredited courses, assessment and registered providers.
Largest provider for Vocational Training in Tasmania:
The Tasmanian Skills Institute
The Tasmanian Polytechnic
The Tasmanian Academy
Interstate
ACT - Office of Training and Adult Education
New South Wales - Board of Vocational Education and Training
Northern Territory - Employment and Training Authority
Queensland - Department of Employment and Training
South Australia - Department of Education Training and Employment
Victoria - Victorian Learning and Employment Skills Commission
Western Australia - State Training Board of WA
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Australian VET Sites
AEShareNet - Australian Educational Sharing Network (copyright club) for licensing VET material
AQFAB - The Australian Qualifications Framework
AUSTLII - Australian Legal Information Institute
Australian Training Products Ltd - resources available to support training
DEST - Department of Education, Science and Training (formerly DETYA and DEETYA)
EdNA - Education Network Australia
Reframing the Future - an ANTA initiative
My Future - Australia's Career information Service
NCVER - National Centre for Vocational Education Research
NCVER's Glossary of Australian VET terms [PDF 193KB]
Australian Apprenticeships - Australian Government
NTIS - National Training Information Service
Training.com.au - Australia's gateway to vocational education & training
WorldSkills Australia - a national, not-for-profit organisation that provides young Australians aged 23 and under the opportunity to gain new skills, compete against their peers in their chosen trade and fast track their skills and development.
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