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2016-05-16 General Committee Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 16 MAY 2016
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 16 MAY 2016
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The Queensland Government recognises the crucial role The Queensland Government is committed to creating
played by the VET sector in contributing to economic employment opportunities by investing in skills and training
growth and is committed to supporting the next generation including the assets that support this goal.
aie caeL aS Es The VET sector has undergone significant changes in recent
Our vision is to grow a diverse, innovative and competitive years because of technology, emerging industry sectors,
economy by investing in skills and training. This includes population shifts, economic changes and new learning
improving learning environments for students through the techniques.
provision of accessible, modem’and high quality education Recognising that state-owned training assets will continue
and training facilities. . . . a aye
to play a vital role in enhancing training and skilling
outcomes; the Government is developing a STAMP to
maximise the utilisation of state-owned training assets.
The STAMP is being developed to support training and skills
needs into the future, and TAFE Queensland as the state’s
premier public provider of VET courses.
This is why we are keen to hear what people believe should
be done for state-owned training assets in their local
area to deliver training needs and address issues where
assets may not be adequately servicing the needs of our
communities.
4 Developing a ten year Strategic Training Asset Management Plan (STAMP) for Queensland —April 2016
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