2. WA International Training
Provider of the Year 2013
• Central Values
• Business & Management Priorities
• Online ‘imperative’
• Solution oriented
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Introduction
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3. Online Review Session Feb 2014
• Strategy
• Students
• Delivery
• Staff
• Technology
• Timing
• Summary on
Yammer
Issues Identified
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WA International Training
Provider of the Year 2013
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Actions Taken
• Feedback on Catapult
• Review of research
• Quick scan competitors
• Available MLCR data
• Discussions
• Action list on Yammer
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5. New Online Proposal
Proposal for new online offering - students who do not
attend classes on campus
Objectives
Two intakes per year based on semesters
Efficient and effective offering for students and Central
Consistency of delivery and assessment
MLCR should be at least equivalent to Part time
Students choose workload based on amount of time available for
study
Any student can ‘pick up’ units
All online products are ‘classes’ with lecturer facilitation
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6. New Online Proposal
All Cert IV students complete 6 common units
1. WHS
2. WCD
3. Common cluster: Promote Team Effectiveness + Develop Teams & Individuals
4. Common cluster: Establish Networks + Promote products and services (not HR
students)
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7. New Online Proposal
PLUS
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Qualification Additional Units
Cert 4 Business Any other 4 units
Cert 4 Business Admin Tech Cluster: Text + spreadsheets
C1: Organise Business Travel
C2: Organise meetings
Cert 4 Frontline C1: Implement Operational Plan
C2: Show Leadership in the workplace
Any other 2 units
Cert 4 Marketing C1: Conduct market research + make a presentation
C2: Profile the market + analyse consumer behaviour
Cert IV HR 6 core HR units, clustered as 1 or 2 units
8. New Online Proposal
Additional Information
• Use pre-screening questionnaire for student suitability
• Units based on amount of study time required per week
• Units may be 10 or 20 weeks
• Use workbased assessments wherever possible
• Have ‘standard’ BB template
• Online orientation in week 1
• All online units have online facilitation
• Students communicate and collaborate online, just like they would
in class
• Online content uses range of media and interaction
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Sue introduction
Review relevant values and relate to online
B&M priorities and ‘getting it done’ rather than talking about it
Developing professional and student oriented online delivery is essential for competitive advantage
Ask you to develop solutions to the barriers today – what do we need to do to get our new online offering implemented?
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Overall, Online MLCR < 50% Part time around 60-70% depending on course.
Streamlined offering, students mix n match
Here are 4 ‘products’
Units could be 10 or 20 weeks
Common clusters just an example, could be clustered differently.
Additional 7 products plus HR total 11 products
Units could be 10 or 20 weeks
C = Core or required unit/units could be clusters just an example
Limit Questions to proposal – don’t discuss issues or solutions yet.
Use one A3 sheet per issue area: Strategy/Students/Delivery/Staff/Timing