TAFE Governance & Regulations Forum

The 2010 TAFE Governance & Regulations Forum was very successful and attracted over 100 senior-level professional from higher education.

The TAFE Governance & Regulations Forum will bring together federal and state governments, providers, peak bodies and industry experts to debate the implications of market reform on operational structures and governance frameworks.

Join them to discuss ongoing issues for governance, regulation and accountability and the implications for administration, institutional risk and long term viability in the changing higher education landscape.

Some of the issues you will discuss include:

• Implications of a national regulatory and accountability framework - connecting policy change with institutional response
• Consolidation regulatory arrangements: implications for state systems
• Developing a good corporate governance model that articulates the sectors role in the National Training System
• Role of governing boards and councils
• Maintaining control and oversight while remaining flexible and responsive to market needs
• Simplifying quality and regulatory arrangements and reporting mechanisms to reduce administrative inefficiencies.
• Improving articulation between universities and TAFEs
• Risk assessment, management and reporting: models for best practice
• National workforce development: implications for investment directions and purchasing priorities
• Innovation, contestability, competition and quality assurance
• Equity of access focus on regional and rural markets
• The international student market: strengthening regulation and quality control

To request more information please email katy.henson@informa.com.au with the subject line Please send me the TAFE Governance brochure.

To find out about openings for speaking at the 2011 TAFE Governance Forum contact Anji Kurian on anji.kurian@informa.com.au or call +61 (0)2 9080 4188.

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