Australian VET rules updated to “protect” students

The legislation will also safeguard quality in VET, the national regulator added. Among the amendments to the National Vocational Education and Training Regulator Act 2011 is the automatic lapse of registration for registered training organisations that have not delivered training and assessment for 12 months, as well as preventing new RTOs from expanding their course offerings within their first 24 months….

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Why the Words Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Matter

In the intricate tapestry of higher education, where the threads of diversity, equity, and inclusion are meant to weave a fabric of progress and opportunity, we find ourselves confronting a perplexing paradox. The paradox of the words that are symbols of hope versus the actions that are symbols of hatred. Why have these once laudable…

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Navigating Uncertain Waters: Why Benchmarking Alone Isn’t Enough In Today’s Risk Landscape – Insurance Laws and Products

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. What is insurance benchmarking? Insurance benchmarking shows a company how it’s insurance programme compares to peers of similar stature in their industry, location and organisation size. Welcome the first blog post in our ‘Bridging The Gap’ series,…

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News Roundup – North Carolina Criminal Law

On Monday, the Louisiana Senate unanimously passed a bill that would make it a crime to knowingly import, transport, buy, sell, manufacture, or possess a child sex doll. According to proponents of the bill, the dolls resemble children 12 and younger and are used for sexual gratification (for all the Law & Order: SVU fans,…

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