Most people don’t know that our ‘hippy’ Chief Disorganiser is a Breathwork and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner. What’s t

ASQA released the first of hopefully several explanatory videos to demonstrate their commitment to a more educative role.

For everyone working in the VET sector, 2020 is sure to bring us lots of review, reform and change. One thing we can be sure of – there’s major change coming to Vocational Education.  So make 2020 the year that you focus on professional development and excellence.  

This blog and the professional development discussed within it are of particular relevance to teachers, trainers and educational support people involved with foundation skills delivery.

We all use foundation skills every day for a variety of purposes – personal, social and work.

Blueprint Career Development is keeping abreast of the latest COVID-19 information and advice to ensure actions we take to miti

The recent Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC) survey indicated that around 1 in 7 Australians (14%) have very poor literacy skills. An additional 1 in 3 (30%) Australians have literacy skills, which are at a level that makes them vulnerable to unemployment and social exclusion in a modern knowledge-based economy and society.

Given the rate that checkouts, online transactions and ever more labour saving devices are introduced into society, the answer is a resounding yes.  So which jobs might exist in an increasingly automated world? Let’s take a look at administration related roles that appear to be on the decline.

Unless you prefer kombucha to coffee, you've probably heard of "The Barista Bible" by Christine Cottrell.

Our time is precious so we need to spend it and our money wisely when it comes to maintaining professional currency.