Introduction:
RTOs are registered training organisations that deliver education in the Vocational Education Training (VET) system. The organisations are authorised to provide nationally recognised training and education in many industries located in Australia. Nationally recognised qualifications and the statement of attainment are also provided by the Registered Training Organisation. Moreover, the Registered Training Organisation can also apply for government funding to deliver VET services to their students. A Registered Training Organisation is registered by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) as a provider of education that is recognised nationally.
In many industries, employers look forward to RTOs to provide them with a workforce prepared with the right knowledge and skillset suitable for the industry. When students are ground through high-quality training and assessment procedures, they feel well-equipped for future employment or further studies in the same field. The organisations that are not nationally recognised are also providing courses and certifications to the students, these certificates are usually titled “Certificate in XXXX”. These certificates do not have levels of certification like I-IV after the certificate.
According to the official website of the Australian Government, the Australian Skills Quality Authority (AQSA) there are 4000 RTOs in Australia and most of them are regulated by AQSA.
Vocational Education and Training:
Students are trained and assessed in a manner so they are trained for the practical needs of the industries. VET provides education based on training and practical skills so they can join the industries as professionals and skilled workforce. These courses help students to get qualified for a new career after receiving specific training and learning. A student can also upskill his current qualification by doing such courses. There is always a chance to enter university to acquire
a proper bachelor’s or master’s degree in your relevant field.
Vocational Education And Training Courses and Qualifications:
The Vocational Education and Training Courses and Qualifications include the certifications of level I, II, III and IV, Diploma courses, and advanced diploma courses. VETs also provide Vocational Graduate Certificate and Diploma.
Responsibilities Of The Registered Training Organisations:
Workplace Assessment and Planning.
Training and Assessment.
Progress Tracking.
Learning Support.
Placement Procedures.
Placement Supports.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) play a crucial role in providing nationally recognised education which is also called Vocational Education and Training across various industries in Australia. With over 4000-5000 RTOs regulated by ASQA, they ensure students receive high-quality vocational education, empowering them for future employment or academic pursuits. They are also responsible for the workplace assessment and planning for their students. They take the students from various levels including the training and assessment procedures to make them valuable assets for the workforce of the company.
Throughout learning, support is provided and when students are on the verge of course completion some RTOs also arrange placements for their students in several industries located in Australia. Not all RTOs give placement services to their students and this is a major gap in this industry which needs to be filled, Skiltrak is here to provide the placement services to the RTOs and students, placing hundreds of students every week, we make sure each student get a suitable industry according to his needs and preferences. If you're an RTO or a student looking for placement services reach out to us through the Skiltrak Website or contact us through our Facebook Handle.
