digg_url = 'http://www.liquidsimplicity.com.au/2009/11/30/mandatory-disclosure-of-commercial-office-energy-efficiency-scheme-101/';
digg_title = 'Mandatory Disclosure of Commercial Office Energy Efficiency Scheme 101';
digg_bodytext = 'Introducing The Mandatory Disclosure of Commercial Office Energy Efficiency Scheme\n\nAustralian, state and territory government energy ministers recently approved the parameters of the new disclosure scheme for office building energy efficiency, with Commonwealth legislation now being developed. Starting in the second half [...]
digg_url = 'http://www.liquidsimplicity.com.au/2009/08/19/subsidised-training-for-trades-in-nsw-for-green-skills/';
digg_title = 'Subsidised training for trades in NSW for green skills';
digg_bodytext = 'Training to support industry and the environment, yes please!\n\n\nSubsidised training in energy efficiency skills was made available from 1 July as one of the features of the Energy Efficiency Training for Trades and Professionals Program. NSW businesses can now access training [...]
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The Fair Work Act, 2009 was introduced on 25 November 2008 as part of the Government‘s Forward with Fairness Regime, passed through the Senate on [...]
GreenPlumbers® is an innovative initiative developed by the Master Plumbers and Mechanical Services Association of Australia (MPMSAA). A series of FREE workshops have been designed to enhance plumbers and building professionals skills and knowledge about the environmental considerations of their work.
The conscious competence model is one that many technology/ICT trainers are aware of. As they facilitate ICT integration by working with the teachers and model practice in the classroom in our schools they to see the full range of competencies in staff and students.
What is RPL?
Skills Recognition, also referred to as RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning) or RCC (Recognition of Current Competencies), provides you with the option to have your skills and knowledge to be recognised against the Competency Standards of any Qualification without further training. It doesn't matter how you acquired your skills and knowledge.
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