Collaborative teams. Research has shown that collaborative work done under the right circumstances can lead to better learning than solo work. Face-to-face learning environments especially lend themselves to collaborative assignments. Collaborative work moves the facilitator from the sage on the stage to the guide on the side and acknowledges that participants have valuable experiences and ideas.
Planning the audit
Once ASQA conducts a risk assessment and determines an audit is required, the lead auditor will usually contact the provider to advise of the scheduled audit and set an audit date (which could be up to several months away), although ASQA does have the authority to conduct an audit of a provider with little or no notice.
The scope and complexity of an audit will vary according to its purpose and the risk rating of the provider being audited. Audits are usually conducted via site visits, although desk-based audits of provider evidence are conducted from time to time. The audit may include a visit to local and interstate delivery sites. ASQA has authority to audit delivery sites located outside Australia.
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Our Director and Principal Consultant Javier Amaro made a presentation to Comunity Colleges Australia on Thursday 14th November 2013.
The event included presentations from:
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