The outcome of mapping is used as a "road map" for trainers and assessors, and helps RTOs to demonstrate compliance in training delivery and assessment.

What data are you collecting and analysing to demonstrate that students are receiving the right amount of training? What evidence can you produce to prove that delivery models and educational support are relevant to students’ needs?

Validation is a quality review process used for RTOs to ensure that its assessment system produce valid, reliable, sufficient, current and authentic evidence.

If your RTO is deemed non-compliant after an ASQA audit, you have the opportunity (in most cases) to address the non-compliance and provide additional evidence: “Rectifications”.

This webinar will explain the requirements of the Standards, specifically Clauses 1.13-1.16 and 1.21-1.24. You will be provided with examples and strategies to meet those requirements.

We have designed this webinar to identify and explore the types of evidence that RTOs can provide to demonstrate compliance against the Standards for RTOs 2015, evidence that also meets ASQA's new audit model.

Leading an RTO requires a clear understanding of legislation and regulations relevant to RTO’s operations.

We have identified an increasing trend of RTOs buying assessment tools from commercial providers, instead of developing these assessment resources in-house.

The RTO is ultimately responsible for ensuring transparent and accurate information about its services and performance is accessible to prospective and current learners and clients, regardless of any arrangements to have this information distributed on behalf of the RTO.

Under the Standards for RTOs 2015, training and assessment must be delivered only by trainers and assessors who can demonstrate current industry skills directly relevant to the training and assessment being provided.