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Seafood Industry Training Package Review

Seafood Industry Training Package Review. August 2006. Main results so far: The SITP works Most issues are to do with implementation of the SITP (funding, resources) Some new units are needed (diving, biosecurity)

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Seafood Industry Training Package Review

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  1. Seafood Industry Training PackageReview August 2006

  2. Main results so far: The SITP works Most issues are to do with implementation of the SITP (funding, resources) Some new units are needed (diving, biosecurity) Some flexibility could be added to qualification framework (eg. specialisations in aquaculture such as aquaponics, RAS…)

  3. Skill Sets appear very attractive Employability Skills appear attractive Questionnaires and web sites do not provide best means of engaging industry and other stakeholders.

  4. Update competencies to latest template Current practices – biosecurity, animal welfare, sustainability, environmental management Integration – across AFISC Training Packages – e.g. using good units from other TPs that meet our needs) Rationalisation – reduce duplication, more efficient packaging of qualifications, incr. flexibility, transferable skills DEST – employability skills, skill sets Work that we must do

  5. Development of much closer links between previously separate areas such aquarium, agriculture (livestock) What’s new and exciting?

  6. Access to land and water Need for skilled employees and skills for the self employed Environmental management systems Biosecurity Animal welfare Demonstrating clean green credentials Complying with new requirements (e.g.CoOL) What are the “hot” areas?

  7. Questions about qualification levels – do we need 6 AQF levels? The demand for higher level learning – > technical skills and related knowledge Responsibility for training being part of “sustainable” business, not a Gov’t obligation Staying up to date, extension– lifelong learning skills Into the Future….

  8. Phase 2 of the review is just beginning and will be complete by December 2006. If you would like to be kept up to date, please give your contact details to….. or email Barb McPherson barb@r-m-t.com.au or Jude Nettleingham motomoda@optusnet.com.au Want to be involved?

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