National Training Board annual report [1990-1994]

The National Training Board (NTB) was established in April 1990 to take responsibility for the setting of national skill standards. Its main role was to assist industry to develop and then endorse national competency standards for occupations and classifications in industry or enterprise awards or agreements as the basis for the introduction of competency-based training (CBT). The second report describes progress during the Board's first full year of operations. The NTB's functions were absorbed by the Standards and Curriculum Council of the Australian National Training Authority (ANTA)...  [+] Show more

The National Training Board (NTB) was established in April 1990 to take responsibility for the setting of national skill standards. Its main role was to assist industry to develop and then endorse national competency standards for occupations and classifications in industry or enterprise awards or agreements as the basis for the introduction of competency-based training (CBT). The second report describes progress during the Board's first full year of operations. The NTB's functions were absorbed by the Standards and Curriculum Council of the Australian National Training Authority (ANTA) in 1995.