Australian National Training Authority Research Advisory Council: 1994 year in review

This publication is a review of the first year of operation of the Australian National Training Authority Research Advisory Council (ANTARAC). The Council was established in 1993, and its managing agent was the New South Wales (NSW) TAFE Commission. This booklet outlines the structure, role and functions of the Council, and sets out its five research priorities: needs of small business; needs of special groups; assurance of quality; the economic impact of vocational education and training (VET); learning in the workplace. A table shows allocation of funds in 1994 across the five priority...  [+] Show more

This publication is a review of the first year of operation of the Australian National Training Authority Research Advisory Council (ANTARAC). The Council was established in 1993, and its managing agent was the New South Wales (NSW) TAFE Commission. This booklet outlines the structure, role and functions of the Council, and sets out its five research priorities: needs of small business; needs of special groups; assurance of quality; the economic impact of vocational education and training (VET); learning in the workplace. A table shows allocation of funds in 1994 across the five priority areas. The booklet also includes: a report of ANTARAC's first national conference; summaries of research grants in VET in 1994; and details of large project grants.