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The Automotive Training Board, NSW is an industry body, who's primary function
is to provide information and advice on the training needs of the automotive
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Providing advice on behalf of the industry to the government on future training needs and industry views on training policy. |
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ATB NSW also works to promote the best training content and delivery methods to
the industry |
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Advice is available to industry, Registered Training Organisations and New Apprenticeship Centres on training matters and National Training Packages. |
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Automotive Training Australia Limited (ATA), the industry training body for automotive has been contracted by the Department of Education, Science and Training (DEST) to undertake the development, maintenance and continuous improvement of the automotive package for the period March to December 2006.
As the body responsible for this training package, ATA has developed a continuous improvement process to maintain the Retail Service & Repair Training Package. A design improvement register is accessible via the ATA website at http://www.motor.net.au/ATA/IssuesRegister . On this register, suggestions for improvement/changes to the training package can be posted. It is imperative for industry to have their say as to appropriate skills for our industry.
Please be pro-active in this area to ensure that training for both the present and the future meet industry's needs. |
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The Automotive Training Board no longer undertakes the AIS/AUVIS scheme. TAFE NSW can provide your training and for the relevant information please call: 02 4229 0483 |
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School-based apprenticeships in NSW
The benefits to be gained by students within NSW in undertaking school-based apprenticeships are many. A more seamless transition from school to work will result, as well as providing students with a far greater range of options for participation in VET.
This type of initiative can only assist in overcoming the skills shortages that currently occur within the automotive sectors. It can also provide a meaningful pathway for those students who wish to combine their schooling with a practical skill that will best meet their future needs.
Please see below for the link to access further information. If you would like to comment on this issue, please feel free to respond directly to the Automotive Training Board (NSW) at debbiey@atbnsw.com.au
http://apprenticeship.det.nsw.edu.au/index1.htm
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Apprentice Merit Awards 2008
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Date:December 2008 |
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AUR05
Automotive Industry Training Package
Retail Service & Repair
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Changes in arrangements for advice in transport and logistics industry |
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Date: February 2008
During February 2008 changes were made to the contact arrangements for the Transport and Logistics Industry Advisory services in NSW. Following discussions between the national Transport and Logistics Industry Skills Council and the Automotive Training Board NSW it has been agreed that the Automotive Training Board NSW will work collaboratively with the Skills Council in the provision of advisory services to the Transport and Logistics sector in NSW.
It is anticipated that these new arrangements will provide improved services for the ITAB functions and will build upon the synergies that exist between the respective industry sectors.
For all NSW enquiries please call Debbie Joyce on (02) 8251 0032 or 0419 436 685. Alternatively contact the national Transport and Logistics Industry Skills Council on (03) 9320 4242. |
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