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HE within FE: Australia

HE within FE: Australia. Gavin Moodie Principal Policy Adviser. Vice Chancellor’s office. HE within FE: Australia (1). Introduce Leesa Wheelahan Qualifications framework (Advanced) diplomas Vocational graduate certificates and diplomas Associate and bachelor degrees Policy context.

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HE within FE: Australia

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  1. HE within FE: Australia Gavin Moodie Principal Policy Adviser Vice Chancellor’s office

  2. HE within FE: Australia (1) Introduce Leesa Wheelahan Qualifications framework (Advanced) diplomas Vocational graduate certificates and diplomas Associate and bachelor degrees Policy context

  3. HE within FE: Australia (2) Regulatory approval and financing Private providers move higher International Some examples Dual sector universities Areas for discussion

  4. Australian qualifications framework

  5. VET enrolments and load, 2005

  6. HE enrolments, 2005

  7. Sectoral divide

  8. VET student load, 2005

  9. Public VET revenue, 2005

  10. Holmseglen Tafe student load, 2005

  11. Areas for discussion 1 Non academic distinctions between the sectors 2 Regulation of public and private provision 3 Blurring or sharpening the boundaries?

  12. Non academic distinctions Should FE and HE: be offered by different institutions administer different fee regimes be financed differently be accredited differently have different quality assurance have different coordinating bodies be directed by different policies?

  13. Areas for discussion 1 Non academic distinctions between the sectors 2 Regulation of public and private provision 3 Blurring or sharpening the boundaries?

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