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supplementary VET Students Loans a win-win for students and taxpayers.A other Vocational Education and Training (VET) Student Loans program introduces caps from January 2017 taking into consideration more stringent criteria to be a provider, and bans brokers. It will be utterly interesting to see how the caps, linked cert iv tae similar to actual costs, cert iv tae will be definite and what evidence will underpin decision making.This one program will not, reward integrity to the vocational education sector.Perhaps the, need for providers to go through a rigorous application process and extensive monitoring and evaluation to ensure they are delivering education that students and employers value and that taxpayers are enjoyable to continue supporting, indicates that current standards for Registered Training Organisations are not fine enough. If this is the suit then a 21st Century VET investment scheme is needed that is based upon economic, industry and regional priorities, identifying critical job roles, capabilities and friends to National Training Packages. There should be training and assessment flexibility to invest in non-accredited training and workforce expand undertakings that include productivity, piece of legislation tae and global opportunities.<br>
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