Training and Assessment

Federation University Australia explains learning theories and principles of Adult learning.

This discussion paper produced by the Victoria State Government looks at the changing nature of work and considers how adult learners will be equipped with the skills to meet these changing needs and natures.

This ministerial statement made by the Minister for Training and Skills and Minister for Higher Education has made a statement about the importance of Adult Learning within the next 5 years in Victoria.

This website briefly considers different learning theories and how they affect the way adults learn.

The Victorian Aboriginal Education Association Incorporated (VAEAI) is the peak Koorie organisation for education and training in Victoria. This website breaks down what is happening within each part of the education sector regarding Koorie education.

The Wurreker Strategy is an important strategy to develop and grown indigenous vocational education and training. The strategy informas both state and national policies.

Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) presents some information and resources about teaching to students from an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander background.

Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) explains the basic of teaching students with special needs. There is a good list of resources at the bottom of the page.

This website considers student diversity, student equity and how to involve and engage students in learning.

The Australian Education Union (AEU) Victorian Branch provides links to opportunities for training and professional development.

This handy website for the NSW government presents the importance of completing reflective practice while you are teaching including ways to complete your reflection.

This resource considers different ways that you can do reflective practice. Different models and theories are discussed.

Current statistics from the 2020/21 financial year of formal participation in adult learning and training.