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Author/s: | Sian Halliday-Wynes and Josie Misko |
Publisher/s: | NCVER |
Published: | 2013 in Australia |
ISBN online: | 978 1 922056 58 0 |
This report explores some of the key issues associated with assessment in vocational education and training (VET) and reflects on some possible solutions. The authors provide examples from three industry areas where concerns have been raised about the quality of provision and assessment, with some conclusions drawn on the issues raised, specifically relating to childcare and aged care services and the Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE).