Frequently Asked Questions and Examples. Neighbourhood Houses and Adult Community Education Centres Collective Agreement 2010.
During the life of this Agreement, questions have asked and examples provided to centres. In collaboration with Jobs Australia, ANHLC, NTEU and Penny Sara, we have collated the frequently asked questions with responses that may help your centre in with implementing the 2010 Collective Agreement. Tutor Pays – Examples and FAQs281010
No commentsACEVic’s Key Policy Position on Victorian Adult Community Education needs
In the lead-up to the 2010 Victorian Election, ACEVic has developed a series of papers highlighting what ACEVic’s members want to guide reform on the key issues facing Victorian Adult Community Education. The key policy is One Vision, One Voice through:
- ACE providing Victorian learning that is client-focused and competitive.
- ACE, a provider of choice that delivers high quality cost effective education, training and lifelong learning.
- Valuing the significant contribution by ACE to social inclusion for disengaged and vulnerable Victorian learners.
- Diverse communities strengthened through adult community education.
ACEVic’s Key Message is to remain competitive and we need renewed commitment from the next State Government to raise the profile of ACE and resourcing to make ACE providers more competitive to actively engage and strengthen Victorian communities.
Distribute and forward One Vision, One Voice widely. If we do not take the opportunity to have our message heard then we may miss the opportunity to remain competitive.
No comments2011 ACEVic Conference
We are starting to plan for the ACEVic’s 36th Annual Conference
to be 6 May 2011 at
Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne
ACEVic has held a conference for the past 35 years with average attendances of between 150 and 200 people. The people who attend the ACEVic conference are CEO’s, Managers and Coordinators from a broad range of ACE providers. In short: the people who make decisions about purchases in their centre. If you would like to be involved in the 2011 conference and facilitate a workshop or as a key presenter, then please contact ACEVic at office@acevic.org.au.
If your organisations wants to sponsor or exhibit please contact this office on (03) 9315 2610 or email: office@acevic.org.au
You can download a sponsorhip pack at: Sponsorship Information
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